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just got my radius arms from georgia, these are ibeam style, looks like measurements are the same however my 68 has ibeam style radius arms and wonder if i even needed to get new ones, is it possible my 68 radius arms would have worked with the 77 front end?
Don't hold me to this, but I think they would fit from '65 to '79 (though there were some differences like cast vs stamped, holes for sway bar brackets, etc)
'80 - '96 also had twin i-beam suspension with similar radius arms, but the trucks were more narrow, hence the i-beams were shorter... I'm not sure if the radius arms were different or not.
You just proved me correct on what I posted on your other thread about the same front end pieces.
here is what I posted:
All years of Bumpside and 1973 F100/250 4X2 without stabilizer bar were the same. 1974 was different but was replaced by the 1975/77 F100/150 (and various F250s) ones. I believe as of 1974, they were just changed to stamped steel. So the short answer is...yes. They should work.
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