passenger front sag?
02 2wd 7.3
i got my new z code springs and swapped them in thinking it would even the front of my excursion. new bilsteins all around. passenger side measures 20.5" fender to middle of hub drivers side 21.5" fender to middle of the hub the result is the same before and after spring swap. now im at a loss. bushings look fine and dont have much play when i pry them. bearings are good. passed the wiggle test but i went ahead and took them apart just to make sure. what am i missing? |
Originally Posted by marshun
(Post 17721039)
02 2wd 7.3
i got my new z code springs and swapped them in thinking it would even the front of my excursion. new bilsteins all around. passenger side measures 20.5" fender to middle of hub drivers side 21.5" fender to middle of the hub the result is the same before and after spring swap. now im at a loss. bushings look fine and dont have much play when i pry them. bearings are good. passed the wiggle test but i went ahead and took them apart just to make sure. what am i missing? 1. What were the old measurements ? 2. What are the measurements in the rear ? 3. Where did you get your "new springs " ? |
1. they were the same
2. i didnt measure them. 3. fordpartsgiant.com swapped s codes for z codes. i referenced this thread https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...n-upgrade.html |
Body mounts, radiator support, frame damage?
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I'd measure frame to floor on a relatively level surface like a garage floor. This should be better to see if you are level.
While down there changing springs I assume the hanger/shackle mounts looked OK.... correct? The reason I say this is because by measuring to the body you are assuming the body is level on the frame. Bushings/mounts can be bad. Mounting points damaged/bent, etc. If nothing else, measuring frame to floor will give you the difference and confirm if body is on correctly. |
Originally Posted by Oldguyfl
(Post 17722152)
Body mounts, radiator support, frame damage?
rad support looks good |
Originally Posted by luisv
(Post 17722260)
I'd measure frame to floor on a relatively level surface like a garage floor. This should be better to see if you are level.
While down there changing springs I assume the hanger/shackle mounts looked OK.... correct? The reason I say this is because by measuring to the body you are assuming the body is level on the frame. Bushings/mounts can be bad. Mounting points damaged/bent, etc. If nothing else, measuring frame to floor will give you the difference and confirm if body is on correctly. im still not sure from what. frame looks fine, mounts for the springs looked fine. im gonna take a look at the spring mounts again. arms would bend before the frame right? i do have the other excursion here still. i think i'll just swap out the suspension and see if it helps. at this point im at a loss anyway. |
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