Want those 1.4x 60's, custom springs?
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Blackcash, i'm not sure man. It's their 5.5", 18", 250lb spring. Might want to wait till I get it installed before buying a set though. I'm kind of testing the waters with it. It may need an adjustable strut to help control movement on the street, not sure yet.
AKlowriderZ71, here's a picture of the tool from their site.
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interested in results.i've been wanting to put some on my truck but i ain't done any research on any brands.only springs i knew about was moroso trick springs.they work real good but don't make them for the front end weight of ours trucks.i've put a fair share of them in s10's.becareful puting them in,if tool slips or breaks while its compressed and your in its path,it will hurt you.i've been hit in the stomach by one before.it didn't feel to good.
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Alright, I'll let you be the guinea pig. My truck still has stock length V6 springs, and I was gonna try some shocks for a slightly lifted truck to help get that front end moving up. See how that works first.
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Will the 2" djm LCA clear with the 15" bogarts? Gotta keep those on for track duty .
Speaking of getting the front end to lift , why does our trucks fail to hang on the upper a arm limiters when our trucks are jacked up? Whats stopping them from hanging till they touch the stops?
Speaking of getting the front end to lift , why does our trucks fail to hang on the upper a arm limiters when our trucks are jacked up? Whats stopping them from hanging till they touch the stops?

Ford explorer front shocks 90's model, 94 I think.



