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The "coil spaces" most of us are running come right from your local Ford dealer's parts counter. They are from any early '90's 2wd F-150 w/o a sway bar. If you do a search for coil spacers, somewhere amoungst the mess will be the part numbers you need to give Ford.
Also remember when you order them to call them "coil spring seats." If you call them spacers the parts guy will get confused and not know what you are talking about.
Also remember when you order them to call them "coil spring seats." If you call them spacers the parts guy will get confused and not know what you are talking about.
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F2TZ5A307A (Ford Coil Spring spacer) $ 14.99
F2TZ5A307B (Ford Coil Spring spacer) $ 14.99
those are the part numbers and the prices for them when i ordered them through www.fordpartsnetwork.com . one of those is the left the other is the right, i dont remember which one is whcih but when you get them they have either a "L" or a "R" stamped on them
F2TZ5A307B (Ford Coil Spring spacer) $ 14.99
those are the part numbers and the prices for them when i ordered them through www.fordpartsnetwork.com . one of those is the left the other is the right, i dont remember which one is whcih but when you get them they have either a "L" or a "R" stamped on them
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