Tuff Country 25975 - Ford 08-14 F250/F350 5 lift kit User Manual

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cup from the bottom of the stock frame rail and save the
stock bump stop cup and the stock hardware for later re-
installation. Repeat procedure on the passenger side.

Photo # 31

22. Locate the new bump stop relocation brackets. Also,
locate the stock bump stop cup mounting hardware that
was removed in step # 21. Working on the driver side,
secure the new bump stop relocation bracket to the stock
location and secure using the stock hardware. Make sure
to use thread locker or lock tite and torque to 18 ft lbs.
Repeat procedure on the passenger side.

Photo # 32

23. Locate the stock bump stop cups that were removed in
step # 21. Also, locate the (2) 5/16” x 1” bolts, (4) 1/4” USS
flat washers and (2) 5/16” unitorque nuts from hardware
bag 25975NB. Working on the driver side, install the stock
bump stop cup to the newly installed bump stop relocation
bracket and secure using the new 5/16” x 1” bolts and hard-
ware. Make sure to use thread locker or lock tite and torque
to 18 ft lbs. Repeat procedure on the passenger side.

Photo # 33

24. Locate the stock bump stops that were removed in step
# 20. Working on the driver side, install the stock bump stop
into the newly placed bump stop cup. Repeat procedure on
the passenger side.

Photo # 34 / Photo # 35

25. Locate the new driver and passenger side brake line
relocation bracket. Also locate the stock brake line bracket
hardware that was removed in step # 7. Working on the
driver side, install the new brake line relocation bracket to
the stock frame rail and secure using the stock hardware.
Do not tighten at this point. Repeat procedure on the
passenger side.

26. Locate (2) 5/16” x 1” bolts, (4) 1/4” USS flat washers
and (2) 5/16” unitorque nuts from hardware bag 25975NB.
Working on the driver side, install the stock brake line to the
newly installed brake line relocation bracket and secure
using the new 5/16” x 1” bolt and hardware. Make sure to
use thread locker or lock tite and torque to 18 ft lbs. Repeat
procedure on the passenger side. Move back to the stock
hardware holding the new bracket to the stock frame rail
and add some thread locker or lock tite and torque to 12 ft
lbs.

Photo # 36

27. Locate the new coil springs. Also, locate the stock iso-
lators that were removed in step # 12. Working on the driv-
er side, install the stock isolator on the new coil spring and
install the new coil spring into the stock location. Carefully
raise up on the hydraulic floor jack until the new coil springs
seats properly into the stock upper and lower location.
Repeat procedure on the passenger side.

Photo # 37

28. Locate the stock radius arm hardware that was
removed in step # 14. Working on the driver side, install the
stock radius arm to the new radius arm relocation bracket
and secure using the stock hardware. Make sure to use
thread locker or lock tite and torque to 125 ft lbs. Repeat
procedure on the passenger side.

29. Working on the driver side and using a flat head screw
driver, carefully open up the stock lower brake line bracket
and slide the stock bracket down towards the axle to allow
re-installation into the stock location. Repeat procedure on
the passenger side.

Photo # 38 / Photo # 39

30. Locate the stock lower brake line bracket hardware that
was removed in step # 6. Working on the driver side, install
the stock lower brake line bracket to the stock location and
secure using the stock hardware. Make sure to use thread
locker or lock tite and torque to 12 ft lbs. Repeat procedure
on the passenger side.

Photo # 40

31. Locate the new front shocks. Special note: New
longer front shocks are needed, if you have not already
ordered shocks, please contact Tuff Country or your
local Tuff Country dealer and order the proper shocks.
Tuff Country recommends using a 30” fully extended
nitrogen gas shock.
Locate the new poly bushings and
proper sleeves that are packaged with the new shock and
install them into the lower eyelet of the new shocks.
Special note: Make sure to use a lithium or moly base
grease prior to inserting the new lower shock bushings
and sleeves into the new lower shock eyelet. This will
increase the life of the bushing as well as prevent
squeaking.

32. Locate the new shock boots. Special note: Tuff
Country highly recommends installing shock boots
once the new shocks have been installed and the
shock boots need to be ordered as a separate part #. If
you have not already ordered your new shock boots,
please feel free to contact Tuff Country or your local
Tuff Country dealer and order your new shock boots.
Tuff Country EZ-Ride suspension offers: Red, light
blue, dark blue, black, yellow or gray shock boots. If
shock boots are not installed on the new shocks, dam-
age could occur to the piston of the new shock. If the
new shock is damaged due to not having a shock boot
installed, warranty will be void.
Install the new shock
boots onto the new shocks and secure the lower part of the
new shock boots to the new shocks with the new shock ties
that are provided with the new shock boots.

33. Locate (2) PB8297 upper shock bushings and (2)
S10107 upper shock washers from hardware bag
25975PL. Install (1) PB8297 and (1) S10107 onto the stem
of the new shocks.

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