2 or 4 Degree Suspension
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2 or 4 Degree Suspension
I have a 1978 F-150 4x4 that I have completely dismantled. One of the reasons is to replace all of the bushings. I've found the kit that I want, however, they want to know if the suspension is a 2 degree or 4 degree. I have no idea where to find that information.
It isn't in the VIN and every Ford Service Person I talk to goes into this long, blank stare. Even the boys the do lifts and drops don't get it.
But the manufacturers, all of them, gotta know... and so do I.
HELP!
It isn't in the VIN and every Ford Service Person I talk to goes into this long, blank stare. Even the boys the do lifts and drops don't get it.
But the manufacturers, all of them, gotta know... and so do I.
HELP!
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From: Boise, ID
2 or 4 Degree Suspension
Unless your truck is lifted, you should need the 2 degree bushings. The number of degrees tells you how far back the bushings are rotating the front diff. to align the castor.
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