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I want to level out the front of my 1979 f150 ranger 4x4 and I found some spring spacers in my garage at home but I believe they are for the rear.
I'm wondering if anyone knows if I could put these in my front springs and If it would help raise the front an inch or two.
No...those are no where close to the twist in front coil spring spacers and even the real twist in ones are a bad idea IMO. If you use them and ever unload the suspension, like going over a drop off hill they can fly out of the coils. And the things in your had look to be way taller....
You could always just lower the spring perches on your frame an inch. That would give the desired effect with only time invested. Just figured I'd throw that out there.
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