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ok i think i got this narrowed down. common upgraded front springs are
CODE:
V - Part# F81A-5310-ADB
X - Part# F81A-5310-AFA
then the upgrades for the rear are:
CODE:
B - 3C34-5560-L (6840lbs, F350 SRW, and some F250's)
C - 3C34-5A975-D (F350 DRW 8250lb springs, rumor has it they will ride like an empty 40's model dump truck)
if those aren't the right part numbers i'll change them, but i got them off another ford forum that were listed for year models up to 04.
if this is the case, say the "X" codes give apx 2-2.5", do the "B" code rears give as much or is a block needed as well?
and if a dealer only wants $200 or so per spring pack, that's not to bad. so far i've only found Skyjacker that offers separate spring for front and rear (not in a kit). i found a 4" lift spring for front/rear for $565/pair. i really don't want to go up a full 4", 2-3", with tighter handling, would be good to go!
I'm not sure how to start a new post but I'm wondering if anyone has had an issue with brakes pulling to the left and what may fix it? I know of mine and 4 others that do this. Mine has dana 60 and 70 front end and rear ends after market.
I'm not sure how to start a new post but I'm wondering if anyone has had an issue with brakes pulling to the left and what may fix it? I know of mine and 4 others that do this. Mine has dana 60 and 70 front end and rear ends after market.
I think you need at least 25 posts before you can start a new thread.
I'm not sure how to start a new post but I'm wondering if anyone has had an issue with brakes pulling to the left and what may fix it? I know of mine and 4 others that do this. Mine has dana 60 and 70 front end and rear ends after market.
It's probably your slide pins sticking on the non pulling side.
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