Shocks
A few Weeks ago I installed new front springs on my 94 4x4. Basically they are springs for a two wheel drive f150...a common practice. Leveled it nicely. Now what shocks should I use on the front of my truck? Just standard two wheel drive f150 shocks?
Originally Posted by mrslyfox
A few Weeks ago I installed new front springs on my 94 4x4. Basically they are springs for a two wheel drive f150...a common practice. Leveled it nicely. Now what shocks should I use on the front of my truck? Just standard two wheel drive f150 shocks?
Last edited by BDavis94; Feb 21, 2012 at 10:51 PM.
Thanks, getting the app is no problem, I can do that or use the computer...buy most of my parts from Oreilly's, mainly becuase its closest for me from where I work, but I have also get parts from Autozone, Advance auto parts, NAPA. Really my question is what shock do I need?? I put Moog brand shocks for a 1994 f250 2 wheel drive truck on the front to level the front, but with it raising the front, there isnt as much downward shock travel left. Do I need to get 2 wheel drive F250 shocks? I think thats right, but just checking. I know a lot of other people have done this, just wondering what they use.
Huh, I just looked on their site. For a 94 F150 4x4, just stock, they list the same shock as they do for a stock F250 4x2. Cant think thats right. Seems that by adding 2" to the height of the front I should get a different shock than stock. But the same shock is listed for a F250 4x2 as is listed for a F150 4X4. Hmmmmm
Originally Posted by mrslyfox
Thanks, getting the app is no problem, I can do that or use the computer...buy most of my parts from Oreilly's, mainly becuase its closest for me from where I work, but I have also get parts from Autozone, Advance auto parts, NAPA. Really my question is what shock do I need?? I put Moog brand shocks for a 1994 f250 2 wheel drive truck on the front to level the front, but with it raising the front, there isnt as much downward shock travel left. Do I need to get 2 wheel drive F250 shocks? I think thats right, but just checking. I know a lot of other people have done this, just wondering what they use.
it's right... thereisnt that much of a difference...
get the Bilstein.. they last alot longer and ride much better... these are whats installed at the factory on Ford, GM and Chrysler... they are the best
get the Bilstein.. they last alot longer and ride much better... these are whats installed at the factory on Ford, GM and Chrysler... they are the best

