Bushing selection with replacement springs?
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Bushing selection with replacement springs?
Hey all,
On my 89' F150 4x4 the driver side spring has been sagging for a while now, and I'm looking to replace the worn stock springs with Mood CC820's. I chose these springs as I just want to level out the rake a but, and with origination springs (I believe) these should do the trick with stock leafs out back. There is not load on the bumper (winch or plow) and just lil' 302.
My question is: will the added height (to stock height or perhaps just above it) mean new camber bushings? From what I've found Moog Chassis Parts K8367 may be in order, and only offer 1 1/4 deg. camber. I intend to install myself (whichever is needed) ajnd have the shop adjust align. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Also, prolly wouldn't hurt to do the dual shocks while I'm in there? Any suggestions for OEM, light use replacements?
Thanks guys!
-Glaser67
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On my 89' F150 4x4 the driver side spring has been sagging for a while now, and I'm looking to replace the worn stock springs with Mood CC820's. I chose these springs as I just want to level out the rake a but, and with origination springs (I believe) these should do the trick with stock leafs out back. There is not load on the bumper (winch or plow) and just lil' 302.
My question is: will the added height (to stock height or perhaps just above it) mean new camber bushings? From what I've found Moog Chassis Parts K8367 may be in order, and only offer 1 1/4 deg. camber. I intend to install myself (whichever is needed) ajnd have the shop adjust align. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Also, prolly wouldn't hurt to do the dual shocks while I'm in there? Any suggestions for OEM, light use replacements?
Thanks guys!
-Glaser67
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