Hey guys its been a while.

Anyways I could use some input on what I can do to keep my 33's from stuffing in the front when I'm out playing around. Its a 94 f150. At some point I do plan on doing a SAS swap but can't afford it right now. Do you think if I ran coil overs I could keep the tires from stuffing most of the time? Any thoughts would be appreciated.

 

put a set of 2 wheel drive diesel front springs in it.

 

not sure how that would work but i dont want it to ride like a brick lol

 

i am afraid of ripping off a lug or a few if i stuff my tires too hard. i am up in the mountians alot with it getting firewood and such

 

a set of 351 springs would probably work for you, but then you would have to reset the front end.
or a 4 inch lift kit.
then when you do the SAS swap, just eliminate the center drop bracket.

 

I thought that a 300-6 was a heavier motor than a 351? Maybe I'm worng.

 

nope a 300 is around 450 lbs.
351W is around 550 lbs,
460 is around 700 lbs,
diesel is around 1200 lbs.

 

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...ront-lift.html


Here you go.

 

That is a good idea thanks.

 

Well when I had my truck in the shop last week having some work done I had them swap in springs for a truck with a 460 and no more tire rubbing. It does ride a little rougher now but not too noticeable. And it leveled the front end a bit as well.