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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
F250/350 2wd Coil Springs
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[QUOTE="me2, post: 630860, member: 3825"] My old truck was a 2WD. The springs are about 2" shorter on the 2WDs versus the 4WD, IIRC. The spring buckets are the same IIRC. The spring ratings in the Ford specs are at the spindle, ie they account for the Twin I Beam geometry, at least the specs for some years anyway. The 4x4 springs are quite a bit softer. I ran a soft 4x4 spring in my 2WD truck. After a few months it sagged badly. I converted it to air ride suspension, which rode better, cornered better and didn't sag at all. [/QUOTE]
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