Front springs ?
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Front springs ?
How can I tell which front springs are what ? I took a 4" suspension lift off my 00' F250 and scored a set of stock springs, but they have a negative arch. And the front end sits kinda low. I'm not sure what the springs came off. I just know they came off some sort of SuperDuty. The only numbers I saw on the springs were 2C34-5310-ADA Does these numbers mean anything to anyone? I've done some searching here, and came up empty. If these numbers don't mean anything, how can I find out their spring rate?
TIA
Craig
TIA
Craig
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No one else with anything to offer? Thanks for your reply 99f350sd. I'm assuming that my current springs are too weak for my truck. I scored another set of stock springs today and can't tell what the weight rating is on these either. They are supposedly off a F350 diesel, but that's what the last guy said. Anyone with any ideas on how to check these out, before I tear my front end apart again and possibly waste some more time?
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Craig
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Try stopping by your local dealer. If they are any good, they may be able to run the number and come up with a spring rate. Does your source for these springs know where the donor truck is so that you can pull the spring code. I suspect no but I thought I would ask.
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i just lifted my 1999 F250 6" and i had the same stupid negative arch thing. they have a funny looking eyelet in the front. it looks like the bottom leaf is wraped around the front leaf in the front eyelet. i didnt like the old ones at all and they give the truck a wierd stance, so i upgraded. dad hasnt yet and tows a 22 foot boat regularly. he loves my trucks stance now though. h is going to do away with his wierd leafs and get some new ones. good luck, i hope this helped!
