Coil spring help
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Coil spring help
Hello everyone,
I am looking to upgrade the coil springs on my 1995 F150. I will be using it for plowing snow and want to beef up the front end. It currently has "K" springs in it and they just are not cutting it. I am thinking I might take the springs out of a buddies 89' F350 2wd, but I just wanted to find out what my current springs are. Front GAWR is 2950lbs. Tia for any help.
I am looking to upgrade the coil springs on my 1995 F150. I will be using it for plowing snow and want to beef up the front end. It currently has "K" springs in it and they just are not cutting it. I am thinking I might take the springs out of a buddies 89' F350 2wd, but I just wanted to find out what my current springs are. Front GAWR is 2950lbs. Tia for any help.
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You can easily swap some F250 or heavier springs. Many guys use the Moog CC844 F250 coils. You may need to re-align the front end and use camber eccentrics on the lower ball joints. I have Superlift 117 leveling coils and had to do that. Both of these springs will raise the front about an inch and a half. You can't raise the front more than 2 inches without using I beam drop brackets. I'm not sure if anyone has used F350 coils springs but for your application the F250 springs should be a good choice. You could even look into what Eaton offers. Those would probably even better than Moog. You should be able to use stock spec shocks. I would look at Bilstein or KYB.
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I posted the Moog spring chart in his other identical thread.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ring-help.html.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ring-help.html.
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