Ford Coil Spring Dana 60
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No Fords had coil-sprung Dana 60's until the 2005 suspension came out.
You can weld different spring mounts to the axle that you want. That's how I did it.
You can weld different spring mounts to the axle that you want. That's how I did it.
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It would be easier to find a leaf spring 60 and just bolt it into your truck.
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contact Cage Offroad, they have everything you need.
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The '05up F-250/350 D60s are pretty stout, they have 35-spline shafts all the way out to the hubs. You'll probably want to snag the rear 10.5" axle to go along with it though, as they have an odd 8x170mm lug pattern. They are also pretty wide (73" WMS or so IIRC), so whatever wheels you get would need a deeper backspacing as well to be the same OAW.
But yeah, a '86-'97 F-350 D60 literally bolts in on your F-250.
But yeah, a '86-'97 F-350 D60 literally bolts in on your F-250.
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