
Coil Springs or something else?
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Coil Springs or something else?
Hey Everyone, I have been assembling my truck since I got it back from the paint booth and today I pulled it out of the garage . I noticed the truck sits lower on the passenger side front and it looks as if the passenger side wheel is leaning just a little. Will new coil springs fix this issue or do I have another issue and what will fix it? I did pull the truck up on a pretty level spot on the driveway . As always, thanks for all your Fordification knowledge, I really appreciate it! 

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1969 Torino Gt Fastback
1968 F250 Camper Special
1941 Chevy Coupe
1969 Torino Gt Fastback
1968 F250 Camper Special
1941 Chevy Coupe
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Re: Coil Springs or something else?
take it to a alignment shop and have them check the king pins over. they will do it for free.
Last edited by fordman on Wed Mar 09, 2011 12:09 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Coil Springs or something else?

Find out what's wrong before you replace anything. Don't forget to check the rear suspension too.
My Bump sits low in the right/front because the left/rear has more leafs in the spring than the right/rear.
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Re: Coil Springs or something else?
I just read a thread somewhere on here about different springs on the pass and driver side. I would check to see if that is correct before I spent any money. I just put mine together and didn't know about this until after I put it together. I probably did it wrong. Just something to look at for free.
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1972 Ford F250 C/S XLT 390 NP435, purchased from the son of the original owner, now named Yoda
1967 Ford f100, currently. (2nd Titled owner) Now named Captian Hook