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Message: [QUOTE="carcare, post: 1050389, member: 16115"] I used an adjustable trac bar from bd and it is nice and u can adjust it. However, if I was to to again I would either want a drop bracket and then adj bar (if I needed more adjustment ) or the ready lift setup which is expensive. My reasoning is you always want to keep steering geometry as level as possible as u go up. It seems the joint in the front end that the bar attaches to on passenger side gives problems w steering wheel being off depending how joint binds. If it were level it would not be as big an issue. The ready lift one gets rid of the ball joint completely which takes that out of the equation. Regardless it is always still best to keep as close to stock as possible. The engineers at ford have spent plenty of time making those angles work best w this setup. It's just the way it is. With all this being said buy the better one or use drop bracket (any brand) and adjustable bar if u r psycho about it being perfect. I have not used the ready lift but in theory it makes most sense and I kinda wish I would of spent the extra money but live and learn Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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