1 ton Excursion?
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The answer for "whats the difference between a F250 and an F350" is in the SUPER DUTY Tech Folder. Heres the link and read posts 4 and 5.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/4...lder_____.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/4...lder_____.html
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Originally Posted by njstevens
F350 springs are not the same as F250 springs. Bottlon line. Look at any F350 and look at an F250 see how much higher the F350 is. Guess what , "Springs" make that height difference. Not just the block or othersie the front end would not sit so high.
I just swapped out my front V code springs with X codes. Looks much better!
Last edited by mudmaker; Dec 3, 2007 at 08:26 PM. Reason: added info
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http://home.comcast.net/~dashriprock...suburban2s.JPG
there was a SHORT run of suburban 1 ton duellys in the late 80's early 90's I had a friend that had one! looking for pics of it now....got it on my computer somewhere....there was one in the movie TWISTER also it was the 90-91 sub that the radio tower went through........They DID make them tho!!
I thought if you had the 4:30 gears that upgraded the D50 to the D60 housing??
not sure on that tho..................
there was a SHORT run of suburban 1 ton duellys in the late 80's early 90's I had a friend that had one! looking for pics of it now....got it on my computer somewhere....there was one in the movie TWISTER also it was the 90-91 sub that the radio tower went through........They DID make them tho!!
I thought if you had the 4:30 gears that upgraded the D50 to the D60 housing??
not sure on that tho..................
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Originally Posted by mudmaker
When my dad got his 250 the whole reason he didnt go to a 350 is due to the fact that there is no mechanical difference. It is only the look of how the two sit. I didnt like the look of the f250 cc longbox so I went with the 350.
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Originally Posted by aortizexcursion
The answer for "whats the difference between a F250 and an F350" is in the SUPER DUTY Tech Folder. Heres the link and read posts 4 and 5.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/4...lder_____.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/4...lder_____.html
- The question that seems to keep coming up week after week is
" What is the difference between a F250 and a F350"
Here it is:
There are 3 differences between the SRW 250/350...
1) F-250 vs F-350 badges
2) 2" rear spacer block in 250 vs 4" in the 350
3) *most important* GVWR for F350 SRW is 9900 in most states and the F250 8800 in most states.
From 99 to mid 2001 the srw trucks came with a Dana 50, Ford started using the Dana 60's on all F250/350's from mid 01 to present ,the front axle is identical on both trucks, including springs.
Springs in the Source Book are EXACTLY the same:
Front Leaf 250/350
3600lb 1.12"(thickness) 55.63"(length) 3.00"(width) 350(deflection)
4000lb 1.18"(thickness) 55.63"(length) 3.00"(width) 370(deflection)
4400lb 1.18"(thickness) 55.63"(length) 3.00"(width) 390(deflection)
4800lb 1.18"(thickness) 55.63"(length) 3.00"(width) 410(deflection)
5200lb 1.18"(thickness) 55.63"(length) 3.00"(width) 430(deflection)
6000lb 1.25"(thickness) 55.63"(length) 3.00"(width) 470(deflection)
Rear Leaf 250/350
6830lb 6(leaves) 3.86(thickness @ pad) 58.1"(lenght) 3.00"(width) 320/670/1209(deflection lbs/sq") 3603(rating@pad lbs/spring)
Rear leaf DRW
8250lb 6(leaves) 3.95(thickness @ pad) 58.1"(lenght) 3.00"(width) 350/730/1270(deflection lbs/sq") 4187(rating@pad lbs/spring)
- And if that is not enough, here is a email, submitted by John aka johnsdiesel, that he received directly from FORD
Dear John,
Thank you for your message of 06/24/04 regarding the 2002 Ford F-250
and 2002 Ford F-350. We appreciate the time you have taken to inquire
about the rear leaf spring specifications of these vehicles.
Thank you for your interest in our products and services. Rugged,
practical, capable, innovative - these are clearly qualities of Ford
F-Series Super Duty trucks.
In an effort to assist, we have researched your inquiry and according
to
our records, the rear leaf spring specifications for the 2002 Ford
F-250
and 2002 Ford F-350 are the same. They are:
Super Duty Series/Model: F-250/F-350 SRW Pickup
Combined Rating @ Ground: 6830 pounds (lbs.)
Number of Leaves: 6
Total Thickness @ Pad: 3.86 inches (in.)
Overall Length: 58.1 in.
Width: 3.00 in.
Deflection Rate (lbs. per in./ spring): 320/670/1209
Rating Each @ Pad (lbs. per spring): 3603
We hope this information is of assistance to you. Ford's goal is to
make your ownership experience an enjoyable one. Your loyalty is
valued
and appreciated. We would like you to continue to enjoy the many Ford
products and services that we have to offer.
At Ford Motor Company, we consider the satisfaction of our customers as
one of our most important objectives. If you have any other inquiries
or concerns, please feel free to contact us and we will be happy to
address them.
Thank you for contacting Ford Motor Company.
Sincerely,
Maggie
Ford Motor Company
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Originally Posted by mudmaker
I believe the dually subs were conversions. you could do the same with an X if you want to waste your money.
Sounds like a fun project....
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Originally Posted by twisted84toyota
http://home.comcast.net/~dashriprock...suburban2s.JPG
there was a SHORT run of suburban 1 ton duellys in the late 80's early 90's I had a friend that had one! looking for pics of it now....got it on my computer somewhere....there was one in the movie TWISTER also it was the 90-91 sub that the radio tower went through........They DID make them tho!!
..................
there was a SHORT run of suburban 1 ton duellys in the late 80's early 90's I had a friend that had one! looking for pics of it now....got it on my computer somewhere....there was one in the movie TWISTER also it was the 90-91 sub that the radio tower went through........They DID make them tho!!
..................
But as noted, the Excursion can also be converted to a dually, using factory axle pieces and aftermarket fenders, YO!
http://www.chromewheel.com/PIX/excursion.htm
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=122508
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Originally Posted by twisted84toyota
http://home.comcast.net/~dashriprock...suburban2s.JPG
there was a SHORT run of suburban 1 ton duellys in the late 80's early 90's I had a friend that had one! looking for pics of it now....got it on my computer somewhere....there was one in the movie TWISTER also it was the 90-91 sub that the radio tower went through........They DID make them tho!!
I thought if you had the 4:30 gears that upgraded the D50 to the D60 housing??
not sure on that tho..................
there was a SHORT run of suburban 1 ton duellys in the late 80's early 90's I had a friend that had one! looking for pics of it now....got it on my computer somewhere....there was one in the movie TWISTER also it was the 90-91 sub that the radio tower went through........They DID make them tho!!
I thought if you had the 4:30 gears that upgraded the D50 to the D60 housing??
not sure on that tho..................
Nick
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Originally Posted by BobBarry
I'm guessing the dually-conversion, just like the 22.5" rims, is not factory, but aftermarket, even if it was sold new through a dealer.
But as noted, the Excursion can also be converted to a dually, using factory axle pieces and aftermarket fenders, YO!
http://www.chromewheel.com/PIX/excursion.htm
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=122508
But as noted, the Excursion can also be converted to a dually, using factory axle pieces and aftermarket fenders, YO!
http://www.chromewheel.com/PIX/excursion.htm
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=122508
Nick
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Originally Posted by BobBarry
I'm guessing the dually-conversion, just like the 22.5" rims, is not factory, but aftermarket, even if it was sold new through a dealer.
But as noted, the Excursion can also be converted to a dually, using factory axle pieces and aftermarket fenders, YO!
http://www.chromewheel.com/PIX/excursion.htm
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=122508
But as noted, the Excursion can also be converted to a dually, using factory axle pieces and aftermarket fenders, YO!
http://www.chromewheel.com/PIX/excursion.htm
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=122508
http://www.f650pickups.com/page0009d.html
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Originally Posted by aortizexcursion
That is not an Excursion, its an F650 highly modified. Heres a website of it.
http://www.f650pickups.com/page0009d.html
http://www.f650pickups.com/page0009d.html
Really!?!
It was the only pic I could find of the Excursion dually rear fenders mounted.
But the back half of the body is Excursion, so it's as much
Excursion as anything else...
