Coil Spacers
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From: San Marcos TX
Ya I was talking about the ones that go either on the bottom or the top of the coil spring.
I think I will just do it the right way and go with a susp lift. That wont be for a while however.
I'll just throw that money at go fast parts. Plus its a 2wd so a lift is pointless.
This is just my tow rig. I got another rig set up to run mud.
I think I will just do it the right way and go with a susp lift. That wont be for a while however.
I'll just throw that money at go fast parts. Plus its a 2wd so a lift is pointless.
This is just my tow rig. I got another rig set up to run mud.
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From: Crowville Louisiana
When I bought my 88 F150 the previous owner put on a lift he had the I beams in the 6" holes with 4" springs. He had 3 sets of the twist in spacers trying to get the other 2 inches out of it. It half way worked. I have since replaced the springs with the correct ones. But the spacers were not going to shoot out. I think that the spacers are designed for weak or old coil springs. They arn't really designed to provide lift. They are actually called spring stiffeners. But as I stated before they make your truck ride like @#$%.
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