F250 coil springs in 4X4 F150
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F250 coil springs in 4X4 F150
Hi I have a 1992 F150 regular cab long box 4X4 and I would like to raise the front end up a bit because I'm not a big fan of the rake. What I would like to do is take a pair of coil springs from a similar year f250 and swap them onto my f150. Is this possible to do without too much hassle? Would you recommend springs from a 2wd f250 or 4x4? Also if I change the front coil springs, will I need longer shocks? Keeping in mind that my truck has the quad shock option (1 on each side of the coil) I would probably have to lose one of them, correct?
Any answers to my questions would be excellent!
Thank you!
Any answers to my questions would be excellent!
Thank you!
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I'm not sure what I should do, I have access to a 2wd f250 donor truck so that's why I wondered about the coils. All I would like to do is level the truck. So should I just get a block kit for under the front coils i have on the truck, or swap the f250 springs. I think if I swap the 250 coils i will have to remove one of my shocks because I have the quad shock option
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Rear spring sag/wear will likely dictate how level it sits. Might take an iteration or two to get it where you want.
I put Moog CC844 coils in my 96' supercab 5.8L 4x4 and the front end went up 1.25".
Be aware you'll need an alignment and if you go too high it will be beyond what can be adjusted for. Either DIY or find a good shop familiar with ttb.
I put Moog CC844 coils in my 96' supercab 5.8L 4x4 and the front end went up 1.25".
Be aware you'll need an alignment and if you go too high it will be beyond what can be adjusted for. Either DIY or find a good shop familiar with ttb.
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