Low front end
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Low front end
I've got a '94 F250 diesel 4x4 and the front end is almost sitting on the bumpstops while it's just sitting there. The leaf springs look like they are bowed the wrong direction (the center is higher than the ends) is this normal for a truck of this age? Would it help to get new stock leafs or do I have to go aftermarket and get a lift? The truck seems to sit level but the rear has a lot more travel before it hits the stops.
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From: Bonita Springs FL
An easy way to tell if the front end is sagging is to look at the truck from the front. If the tires are leaning in towards each other like this: / \ then the springs are sagging. If they are straight up and down (or close to it) they're fine. This will be even more obvious if you get the alignment checked. If the camber is too far out it's most likely the springs.
