hi ya'll im im looking for some ideas on lowering my 1977 ford f100 i want to go air ride suspension any one have some ideas that would be great thanks

 

Links on lowering in the tech info compilation linked in my sig.

Air ride? Buy a universal kit and get to customizing and fabrication. Easy, right?

 

Here's a kit

http://www.x2industries.com/ford-196...l#.VnJx6u29K0c

 

Well should I go with a 4 link system or a 3 link and how should I set it up. I have a few ideas Im just not sure if it will work. I just don't want to do everything then finish and find out its not going to work

 

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...-vic-swap.html

 

thanks for the ideas and how much work was it to put the crown vic front suspension on?

 

There are quite a few threads for that floating around and some stuff on YouTube. For instance:

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...-vic-swap.html


You would probably be doing yourself a big favor learning how to use the forum search and a little Google-fu. The requisite fab skills go without saying.

 

Yeah I'm not very good at this computer stuff. This is the first time I have used and been on a forum. But I do appreciate you help man.

 

To get you started, go to https://www.google.com

Type in your search query.

At the end of the query, type in site:ford-trucks.com

As an example if you were searching for your thread title, you would type this into the Google search box

1977 ford f100 lowered site:ford-trucks.com

Which will return something like this - https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q...ord-trucks.com

FYI you can do that with any website, not just this one.

Sometimes the forum search function can be a little tricky to learn but it has a lot of value if you take the time.

 

There are several CV swaps in the tech info compilation linked thru my sig.

Use it.

 

thanks man. i have a lot to think about on what i want to do to the front. but i definitely going to do the 4 link system in the back. i just got done taking the back rear out and some rivets cleaning up the frame to paint it tomorrow