need advice on waganeer springs

[sasexplorer]

i used the stock 3/4 ton springs for mockup and the virgin run but i just got a free set of used wagoneer springs and im gonna use the rear wagoneer springs up front, is any one running these ?if so how many leafs are you running?
thanxs

[chad551]

I am using a 7 leaf pack from a Wagoneer on my SAS Sport Trac. I also used the front waggy springs with the offset center pin. However the drivers side is a little weaker for some reason.

[FordFascist]

Rear Wagoneer springs are the same dimensions as a stock 2WD F-150, so they are way too long for a front end application IMO. I run them on the rear of my EB and they function well in that application.

You are looking for front Waggy springs in the 7 leaf variety which function pretty well. I'm running the front 7 leaf springs in my GPW and have had great luck with them.

[sasexplorer]

my friend used rear f150 2wd springs up front of his explorer i was just wondering if i should take the overload out and leave 4 leafs

[Brandon]

Originally Posted by FordFascist

Rear Wagoneer springs are the same dimensions as a stock 2WD F-150, so they are way too long for a front end application IMO. I run them on the rear of my EB and they function well in that application.

You are looking for front Waggy springs in the 7 leaf variety which function pretty well. I'm running the front 7 leaf springs in my GPW and have had great luck with them.

Is the offset the same?? The wagoneer rear springs are a waaaaay to soft, I need something a bit stiffer (I took a leaf out, and lost it )

Another complete set might be fine but it had a bit o arch, maybe the 150 is a bit less arch?