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What is a good combo?
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Alec is correct on the spacers. Do a search (you will get hundreds of hits) for the part numbers. One thing you need to remember when you order them is that the boys behind the counter don't know them as spacers, their official purpose/title is coil spring seat. If you can't find the part numbers make sure you order the seats for a '92 F-150 2wd with out a front sway bars.
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Or get the skyjacker 2' lift springs.
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oops...yea
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The ones I got were for '97 F-150 2wd. They work perfect.
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