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Old 09-03-2014, 06:44 PM
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can i put f250 coil springs in a 2005 f150?
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can i put f250 coil springs in a 2005 f150?
Why do you want to do that?
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Some people think springs control bottoming is all i can see, shocks do that not springs people lol. that being said the 250 coils are longer than stock shocks you would need to run like a 16 inch stroke shock to run that spring in a coilover setup. I doubt the stocker springs are even 12 inches long uncompressed. Remember the rule of thumb(or wrist) you want your spring double your shock stroke
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Ya and they are going to be very stiff...
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the reason I am wondering is because i have already a 6 inch lift with 37s and a very heavy bumper. would like to put a winch in there as well. i have 1.5 inch coil spacer in there however they would terrible. i would just like to get a taller and more heavy duty spring to get those spacers out of there.
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Your best bet it changing to a fox or f150 lifts type coilover and get 800lb sprig for them. Im not sure if anyone sells a heavier stock sized coil . Big heavy bumper and winch definately call for heavycoils.



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