Updated Suspension Purchase!!!
Just got a shipment from 4WP.
They sent me the replacement coilover for my mismatched pair they originally sent me. Unfortunately, they sent another black one...so I will end up with a black set-up instead of the blue which would have matched my truck better.
Oh well, they are still really nice and will look good...and not to mention that the color doesn't change the way they lift my truck and provide a smooth ride.
Now the pain in the a$$ job of replacing the coilover.
Schmidtty
Oh well, they are still really nice and will look good...and not to mention that the color doesn't change the way they lift my truck and provide a smooth ride.
Now the pain in the a$$ job of replacing the coilover.
Schmidtty
The truck looks great!
I only put 6,000 miles on my 35's before they had to go.
It's pretty easy.
I only put 6,000 miles on my 35's before they had to go.
Originally Posted by Schmidtty
Now the pain in the a$$ job of replacing the coilover.
Schmidtty
Schmidtty
Originally Posted by Schmidtty
Can I just use a jack and droop the wheel all the way down, then just pop the UCA to get the coilover out? I would like to do it myself if possible.
Schmidtty
Schmidtty
Use a jackstand on the frame. You'll need the jack to raise the lca up.
Get long extensions to get the top bolts and a 30mm deep well for the lower.
Pretty straight forward. Only 6 lug nuts and 5 bolts.
Oh yeah, you'll need a BFH or a ball joint removal tool. I used the BFH.
Edit: Istructions w/pics--->https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...spring+install
Last edited by FoMoCoFan17; Feb 21, 2008 at 08:10 PM. Reason: Link added
Originally Posted by FoMoCoFan17
Yeah, pretty much.
Use a jackstand on the frame. You'll need the jack to raise the lca up.
Get long extensions to get the top bolts and a 30mm deep well for the lower.
Pretty straight forward. Only 6 lug nuts and 5 bolts.
Oh yeah, you'll need a BFH or a ball joint removal tool. I used the BFH.
Use a jackstand on the frame. You'll need the jack to raise the lca up.
Get long extensions to get the top bolts and a 30mm deep well for the lower.
Pretty straight forward. Only 6 lug nuts and 5 bolts.
Oh yeah, you'll need a BFH or a ball joint removal tool. I used the BFH.
Schmidtty
Originally Posted by Schmidtty
Thanks for the information and tool requirements. Is it just as hard to get the ball joint back together after removal? I believe I have everything required, and I definitely have the BFH!
Schmidtty
Schmidtty
Good luck.
Thanks for the updated information. Especially the edited post above with the link to the instructions with pics.
I feel much more comfortable tackling this myself now.
Schmidtty
I feel much more comfortable tackling this myself now.
Schmidtty
Originally Posted by fx4 for life 79
hey were did you order ur lift from
Hope this helps.
Schmidtty


