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I am getting a set of rear springs from a 2002 f250 2wd diesel. There wasn't any tag in them and the door sticker was long gone. If my memory serves me correct there are 4 main springs and a top overload. Does anyone know what springs these are.
Also can I use the top overload bump stops and bolt them or weld them onto the excursion?
Also is there any difference between a rear 250, 350 and X block. I would like the biggest lift using factory parts.
The springs should be a 4/1 (4 leafs in the main pack over a thick one the bottom) with a possible overload spring that sits on top, either bolted to the main set of springs or sits on top and held down by U-bolts.
Tough to say exactly without doing some certain measurements but the main spring pack may be a B code.
F350 blocks come in at 3.75" where F250 and Excursion are around 2". Here is a thread all about the blocks. Be aware there are two types tapered and flat. Look for post #22. Depending on wheelbase length detemines what is needed.
I am getting a set of rear springs from a 2002 f250 2wd diesel. There wasn't any tag in them and the door sticker was long gone. If my memory serves me correct there are 4 main springs and a top overload. Does anyone know what springs these are.
Also can I use the top overload bump stops and bolt them or weld them onto the excursion?
Also is there any difference between a rear 250, 350 and X block. I would like the biggest lift using factory parts.
Do you have the vin? If so, I can tell you what it was built with. Also there should be a part number on the spring itself, supposed to be stamped on the last leaf. I can tell you from either one.
F350 blocks come in at 3.75" where F250 and Excursion are around 2". Here is a thread all about the blocks. Be aware there are two types tapered and flat. Look for post #22. Depending on wheelbase length detemines what is needed.
Good info there. Thank you.
Originally Posted by wpnaes
I recall someone saying not to use the upper overload springs as they'll contact the rear A/C hoses on the passenger side.
Do you have the vin? If so, I can tell you what it was built with. Also there should be a part number on the spring itself, supposed to be stamped on the last leaf. I can tell you from either one.
I do not have the vin. The body is long gone. I didn't see any number on the springs but they were dirty and it wasn't very light out. Once I get them I can look closer. The springs will still be on the truck for another month or so until the chassis is finished being stripped.
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