josh@thedieselcartel
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Can anyone confirm that a leaf pack from a F450 will bolt in on a F350 dually? I have a customer looking for more capacity.
F350 F450 Leaf Springs
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HeavyAssault
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From reading the FORD BODYBUILDERS GUIDE specs I'd say as long as they are both cab/bed versions it should be a easy swap.
Pg 88: https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/topics/2015/15_SD_Pickups_SB_Updates.pdf
Pg 88: https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/topics/2015/15_SD_Pickups_SB_Updates.pdf
gnxtc2
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From reading the above Body Builders Guide, it appears that the F350 DRW and F450 rear leafs are the same.
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ncollins64
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^^I believe they are the same and will bolt right up. I actually know a guy that put 450 springs under his 350 srw so it wouldn't sag on his farm.
Sullys450
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I would have some aftermarket overload springs made.
AllGo'N'Show
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I'd agree, the stocks still leave a little to be desired if he is hauling weight. Custom spring pack will likely work out better in the end.
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Careful using that builder guide, it has a lot of mistakes, such as swapping the brake rotor specs for the F350 DRW and F450, listing the F450 rear as an S111 instead of the S130....AND saying the spring packs are the same.
I'd be surprised, assuming they would bolt up, if the F450 springs would offer more payload capacity. They have fewer leafs (although I believe they are thicker) than the F350 DRW, but are rated for 9100 vs 9650 on the F350.
I'd be surprised, assuming they would bolt up, if the F450 springs would offer more payload capacity. They have fewer leafs (although I believe they are thicker) than the F350 DRW, but are rated for 9100 vs 9650 on the F350.
