New Pics!
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Laughing Gas
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From: land of 10,000 lakes
New Pics!
Just got the new digital camera, and finally got some time to post some new pics. Check out my new 06 F-150 in my gallery
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I Also put some pics of my first truck in there to, 97 F-150 4x4.
Josh
. I Also put some pics of my first truck in there to, 97 F-150 4x4.
Josh
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Laughing Gas
Joined: May 2006
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From: land of 10,000 lakes
I was thinking about the autospring also. But I do tow a 5500+ pound bobcat/tools with trailer a couple of times a month.
But I was wondering if the autospring will affect the front axle, as with the tralier I have less weight on the front axle already.
Will the auto spring cause this to be even less weight and the front axle? I would think so as you are raising the front end..right??
Also I wish all 4x4 trucks would come a little bit higher, as my last truck (02 f150 fx4) was about 2in higher in the front.
But I was wondering if the autospring will affect the front axle, as with the tralier I have less weight on the front axle already.
Will the auto spring cause this to be even less weight and the front axle? I would think so as you are raising the front end..right??
Also I wish all 4x4 trucks would come a little bit higher, as my last truck (02 f150 fx4) was about 2in higher in the front.
Post Fiend
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Louisiana
If you tow alot, you can call them, and they can make you a 1.5" spacer(for the same cost as a 2 or 2.5" spacer).
So that way, when you tow the back end won't be squating so bad. Other than that I don't see the front axle suffering from anything.
So that way, when you tow the back end won't be squating so bad. Other than that I don't see the front axle suffering from anything.
