What is the main benefit of installing these spacers?

These spacers will provide an additional 1.5 inches of lift to the front of your 1997-2003 Ford F-150. This can help level the vehicle's stance or provide clearance for larger tires.

What material are these lift spacers made from?

The spacers are made from Prothane's durable polyurethane material. This material is chosen for its strength to support the vehicle's weight and its ability to absorb some road shock.

Do these spacers come with all the necessary hardware for installation?

This product listing is for the polyurethane lift spacers only. You will need to ensure you have the appropriate tools and any additional hardware required for installation, as it is not included with the spacers themselves.

1997-2003 Ford F-150 Lift Spacer | Prothane

Name: Prothane 97-01 Ford F150 Front Coil Spring 1.5in Lift Spacer - Red
Brand: Prothane
SKU: prothane-prothane-97-01-ford-f150-front-coil-spring-1-5in-lift-spacer-red-t14-99781
Price: 54.59 USD
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Prothane 97-01 Ford F150 Front Coil Spring 1.5in Lift Spacer - Red

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Fits 1997-2003 Ford F-150. Prothane front coil spring lift spacers add 1.5 inches of lift.

Key Features

Fits 1997-2003 Ford F-150.
Adds 1.5 inches of front lift.
Constructed from durable red polyurethane.
Designed to fit between the coil spring and spring perch.

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Product Details

This is a set of Prothane front coil spring lift spacers for your 1997-2003 Ford F-150. These spacers are designed to fit between your front coil spring and the spring perch, giving you an additional 1.5 inches of lift at the front of your truck. If you're looking to level out the stance of your F-150 or just want a bit more clearance for larger tires, these are a straightforward way to achieve that.

Made from Prothane's durable polyurethane material, these spacers are built to last and absorb some of the road shock. Polyurethane is a good choice for this application because it's strong enough to support the weight of the front end while also offering some dampening characteristics. The red color adds a nice visual touch when you're working on your suspension.

Installing these spacers is a common modification for F-150 owners. You'll typically need to decompress the front coil spring to install them, so make sure you have the right tools and safety equipment on hand. This is a popular way to get a slightly more aggressive look or prepare your truck for off-road use without altering the factory suspension geometry too drastically.