anyone know if you can use a coil spring and radius arm set up on a 2wd ford f150 with the stock coil buckets on the the bruck and the axle?

yup, the doin a swap on the 80-96 f-150's and the 97-03 f-150's the factory coil buckets will align with the coils from the axle. The radius arms mounts will need to be modded, and depending on which year f150 you have this could be really hard or really simple

Click here and you will find anything you want to know about a SAS you would ever want to know for a ford! http://www.fullsizebronco.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=29

its an 01 2wd i wanna convert it over to 4wd

find a junkyard 4x4 tranny out of the same year and a manual ford Tcase (any manual case will work), a rear axle out of a 80-96 f-150, and a front axle out of a 78-79 f150/bronco. Rebuild them all with good parts, and swap them all in.

If you just want the 4x4 and some 35's it's by far cheaper and easier to sell your truck and buy a 4x4. If you are building a big ghey show truck or a trail/rock truck and honestly would see the benefits of a solid axle it'd be worth while, but this isn't any easy thing, and honestly if you have to ask, you probably can't do it....:flipoff2:

Tuesday was 2 days ago, please ask your question again in 5 days for more ridicule.

Tuesday was 2 days ago, please ask your question again in 5 days for more ridicule.

WERD

just sell it and buy a 4x4

EDIT: Hyde thats sum funnay shit. Today we salute you, Mr. Web Wheeler. While other people are out building rigs and taking them off road, you've got your mouse locked in 4 lo.

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Oh and buy a 4wd :flipoff2: