. I have a F100 parts truck and from my searches I think I can use those F100 ibeams. I am correct in that assumption? Will I have an issue with the kingpins going from the drum to the discs on the 250? Lastly, exactly how much of the F100 front end can I use on the F250?bent ibeam
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bent ibeam
I just picked up a 1968 2 wheel drive F250 that has an ibeam that is bowed toward the front of the truck . I have a F100 parts truck and from my searches I think I can use those F100 ibeams. I am correct in that assumption? Will I have an issue with the kingpins going from the drum to the discs on the 250? Lastly, exactly how much of the F100 front end can I use on the F250?
. I have a F100 parts truck and from my searches I think I can use those F100 ibeams. I am correct in that assumption? Will I have an issue with the kingpins going from the drum to the discs on the 250? Lastly, exactly how much of the F100 front end can I use on the F250?-
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Re: bent ibeam
check the gvw of each truck to find out what size king pin is used. http://www.fordification.com/tech/str-s ... ations.htm
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Re: bent ibeam
Is it worth trying to press them straight again
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it could be done. you do know they do have a slight curve in them from the factory . let me find some more pictures for you . i cant find the others ones i took awhile back.
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