Coil length
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Coil length
Your question is not that easily answered.
There are no less than 3 sets that can go on a 1/2 ton 2WD.
F100, F150, and F150 Cargo are the three I know of right off the bat.
If its a used coil, and the coil is sprung, it will be taller than a new factory coil.
Good Luck,
KingFisher
There are no less than 3 sets that can go on a 1/2 ton 2WD.
F100, F150, and F150 Cargo are the three I know of right off the bat.
If its a used coil, and the coil is sprung, it will be taller than a new factory coil.
Good Luck,
KingFisher
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From: Calgary Canada
Coil length
Well that's part of the reason why I was confused. I was told that stock coils were 15-16" uncompressed. The ones I have were 18.5" uncompressed. As it turns out they were from an F250??? or something like that.
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From: Cleveland
Coil length
It doesn't go by f150 or f250, it goes by front axle gross weight. I have a 78 f150 frame that had 351m, ac and a c6 and the front coils were rated at somehting like 300 more pounds than my 78 f250 300 4spd.
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