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AGGIECJ-7 · 09-02-2001, 11:41 PM

does anyone make coil spacers for f150's.....i want to get a bit more lift for the front of my truck via coil spacers.....if anyone knows of a company that makes them please let me know

Paul Gagnon · 09-02-2001, 11:48 PM

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Originally posted by AGGIECJ-7:
<STRONG>does anyone make coil spacers for f150's.....i want to get a bit more lift for the front of my truck via coil spacers.....if anyone knows of a company that makes them please let me know</STRONG>

Ford has some nice 1 1/4" spacers for 2WD F150's. I have a set that I plan to put on my Explorer and I know of a few others that have already done that. I don't have the part number handy but the ones I have are for a '92 F150 2WD. I paid around $11 each.

welndmn · 09-04-2001, 10:44 AM

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Originally posted by AGGIECJ-7:
<STRONG>does anyone make coil spacers for f150's.....i want to get a bit more lift for the front of my truck via coil spacers.....if anyone knows of a company that makes them please let me know</STRONG>

if you find this out let me know, i will try and go to the ford dealer as ask about spacers for the fullsizes

FordPowr · 09-04-2001, 01:52 PM

Aren't the ones he's talking about for the TTB mounting style springs. The solid axle's use a diffent method to attach the spring to the axle.

You could just fab up a little spacer to go between the radius arm and mounting cup...that's what I did and then you can even taper the block slightly so your coils sit level again.

welndmn · 09-04-2001, 02:16 PM

yeah i did that same
there is a rather bad pic of it

but the one i am thinking of now would need to be TTB one, and the explorer spring is smaller then the F series ones (i belive)

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09-04-2001, 01:52 PM	#4 (permalink)
FordPowr Registered User Join Date: Nov 2000 Member # 2139 Location: Shingle Springs, CA Posts: 1,072	Aren't the ones he's talking about for the TTB mounting style springs. The solid axle's use a diffent method to attach the spring to the axle. You could just fab up a little spacer to go between the radius arm and mounting cup...that's what I did and then you can even taper the block slightly so your coils sit level again.