On my way to jy have a question about rear blocks!
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On my way to jy have a question about rear blocks!
I have a 95 f150 and the back end sits low. Not sure if it's just weak springs or whatever.
3 questions.
How talk are the factory f150 blocks on the rear axle
Will a taller set from a f250 fit on it to bring the back end up a bit.
Will it hurt anything only bring the back end up a couple inches hopefully I can get an answer before I get there
3 questions.
How talk are the factory f150 blocks on the rear axle
Will a taller set from a f250 fit on it to bring the back end up a bit.
Will it hurt anything only bring the back end up a couple inches hopefully I can get an answer before I get there
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It wont hurt the truck to lift it a couple of inches, but if you just have weak springs and block it up you haven't gained anything in my opinion. I would swap a 3/4 ton leaf into it and it will give you some lift. may look at putting 3/4ton front coils in to. if you are so inclined to, that is what I am doing just waiting in the coils to arrive to get started.
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Looks like fun! Lol
I just god home from the jy.
I didn't have time to look for springs, damn sensors for my gf's car took longer then I thought.
I just measured and my leafs are 3" wide An there's 4of them with a 2" block between them and the axle.
Is there a 250 spring that is 3"wide? Or are they all 3.5"?
I just god home from the jy.
I didn't have time to look for springs, damn sensors for my gf's car took longer then I thought.
I just measured and my leafs are 3" wide An there's 4of them with a 2" block between them and the axle.
Is there a 250 spring that is 3"wide? Or are they all 3.5"?
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I put E350 coils in my 95, lifted the front about 2". Just be aware that this will throw your camber way off. I never got around to doing it, but you will likely need a set of aftermarket camber adjusters to get it back in spec. Of course, with a plow on the camber is probably just about right.
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Looks like fun! Lol
I just god home from the jy.
I didn't have time to look for springs, damn sensors for my gf's car took longer then I thought.
I just measured and my leafs are 3" wide An there's 4of them with a 2" block between them and the axle.
Is there a 250 spring that is 3"wide? Or are they all 3.5"?
I just god home from the jy.
I didn't have time to look for springs, damn sensors for my gf's car took longer then I thought.
I just measured and my leafs are 3" wide An there's 4of them with a 2" block between them and the axle.
Is there a 250 spring that is 3"wide? Or are they all 3.5"?
#10
I put E350 coils in my 95, lifted the front about 2". Just be aware that this will throw your camber way off. I never got around to doing it, but you will likely need a set of aftermarket camber adjusters to get it back in spec. Of course, with a plow on the camber is probably just about right.
I did notice that the upper joints are going bad.I don't want to ruin the BFG.
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I was going to try a set of these on my 95, but I never got around to it and I don't have it anymore so I can't say if they actually work or not.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/EXTREME-ADJU...item19ca4d3ff5
http://www.ebay.com/itm/EXTREME-ADJU...item19ca4d3ff5
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I was going to try a set of these on my 95, but I never got around to it and I don't have it anymore so I can't say if they actually work or not.
EXTREME ADJUSTABLE CAMBER CASTER ALIGNMENT BUSHING SET KIT LIFT LIFTED 4X4 4WD | eBay
EXTREME ADJUSTABLE CAMBER CASTER ALIGNMENT BUSHING SET KIT LIFT LIFTED 4X4 4WD | eBay
#13
Hmmm I thought mine were 3.5. Maybe its 2.5 and 3 inch are the sizes... I know mine are the larger of the two ford made. -=looks around for the tape measure=-
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