92greenexplorer
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do i got to take out my stock coil seat to getthe 2" or do i l
eave it in there
eave it in there
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it depends on how you want to get the 2"
coil spacers you leave the seat in there,f150 coil seats replace the stock ones
coil spacers you leave the seat in there,f150 coil seats replace the stock ones
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No... for the 2" lift you leave everything else stock, just replace the coils. If you want additional lift you install 2WD F-150 coil spacers. It's gonna be hard to allign though - you can get 2.25 degree alignment bushings top.
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...i believe it's 2.75 degree bushings...
the biggest I see on 4wheelparts are 2.25 degree - just looked-up NAPA and they have 2.5... so I might be wrong. I have been driving with these for the past seven years. It;s been a while. The guy at the shop told me then that he had hard time installing these.
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...the ones in my ranger with the coil seats are 2.75...i want to say that they could have went with 3's but they didn't have any in stock...
...that does bring up a good point as to not only check on the alignment cost, but the availability of 2.75 bushings...now these bushings are eliptecle and they are adjustable compared to a fixed bushing...
...here's a link to the f150 coil seat thread...i hope this helps...
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=187201
...that does bring up a good point as to not only check on the alignment cost, but the availability of 2.75 bushings...now these bushings are eliptecle and they are adjustable compared to a fixed bushing...
...here's a link to the f150 coil seat thread...i hope this helps...
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=187201
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...the ones in my ranger with the coil seats are 2.75...i want to say that they could have went with 3's but they didn't have any in stock...
...that does bring up a good point as to not only check on the alignment cost, but the availability of 2.75 bushings...now these bushings are eliptecle and they are adjustable compared to a fixed bushing...
...here's a link to the f150 coil seat thread...i hope this helps...
wha link?
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