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F-150 coil spacer


Doom's Day Custom

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City
nj
Vehicle Year
1996
Transmission
Automatic
I have a junk yard by me who has the coil spacer and i can get them for $10.00 or so and i was wonder do you have to do anything to the suspension with the spacer in?? Also how does it ride with them in ?? Does anyone have them and whats there opinion about running them and does anyone have pics???

Thanks ahead of time

jay
 
I got mine new... one was around $18 and the other was around $22 brand new from Ford. (Don't ask me why they are different prices, I have no clue, lol).

At any rate, you just remove the shock, remove the wheel (jack it up and use jackstands), then unscrew the nut retaining the coil to the top of the axle beam. Put the spacer that's marked for the left side on the right side of yours (for some reason they seem to fit better that way on RBVs) and the same for the other side. Set the coil back in place and tighten the nut back down. Then reassemble.

It doesn't really change the ride all that much. At least I don't think so. Of course, I never did it in stock form. I went from stock, to 2" lift coils (skyjacker), to 3" lift coils (James Duff), then used the F-150 spring perches to get to 5". If I ever get around to getting them, I have a set of 5.5" James Duff coils being held by a friend for me.
 

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