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Old 02-13-2017, 06:22 PM
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I have a 1995 f150 4x4 and I am going to be lifting it eventually but I am wanting to level it for the time being. My question is what years will work for the springs? I have a set of stock f250 springs from a 2005 but just want to make sure I wont run into any problems.
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That'd be guess work to see if those would fit. 80 to 97 f250 coils will. I took the coils out an 05 250 Superduty last summer and they didn't impress me as being remotely close to a 9th generation coil.
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^^^Agreed. No way.

Spend $70 on some moog cc824's and do it right. You will need camber bushings and an alignment as well, preferably done by professionals with fancy laser machines.
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I'm just wanting a to go a cheap route right now since I will be getting a actual lift in the up coming months. Right now i'm just in need of new tires and would rather get what I want to run with the lift then have to buy tires twice.
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Every time you change the springs you have to get an alignment done or ruin your tires.
So you have to make a choice - you want to put bigger tires on you need to pick it up.
Or just put tires that will fit.
Trying to save $70 on springs isn't going to get you where you want to be.
Go big or stay home is the way it's said.
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Yeah that makes sense, ill just wait on the lift. Just out of curiosity do f250 leaf springs match up?
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Yes I have F250 leafs on the rear of my F150 4x4. 2WD F150's have narrower leafs so they would need to upgrade the hangers and shackles as well.




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