suspension Question
Postmaster
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I assume they shim the carrier bearing like Donahoe Racing does, but I am not entirely sure.
BTW the F250s and F350s are not SuperCrews, they are just crew cabs. The SuperCrew is the F150 crew cab with the wheelbarrow sized bed.
BTW the F250s and F350s are not SuperCrews, they are just crew cabs. The SuperCrew is the F150 crew cab with the wheelbarrow sized bed.
Post Fiend
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The rear driveshaft is long enough, The center support bearing will need to be lowered.
If this is a 4x4, the front driveshaft is right at the limits. It is getting really close to being too short. If you go off road, and extend the driverside wheel away from the frame, the driveshaft has a good chance of popping out at the splines. 8 inches requires some type of modification, or extension.
If this is a 4x4, the front driveshaft is right at the limits. It is getting really close to being too short. If you go off road, and extend the driverside wheel away from the frame, the driveshaft has a good chance of popping out at the splines. 8 inches requires some type of modification, or extension.
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