. I have lifted army duece's but have never dealt with older ford 1/2 tons. Im using 4 inch lift coil springs and have allready got the new radius arm C-bushings. I just want to have my ducks in a row before I do this. Any tips, tricks, or anything to watch out for? I have been soaking everything with PB Blaster for 2 weeks hahaha. Thanks, Will.Getting ready to lift my 68 F100 4x4
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oldshep66
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Getting ready to lift my 68 F100 4x4
Im having a hard time finding the correct radius arm bushings for my truck. Moog # K8146 is what ive found but i really dont trust Oreillys computer system . I have lifted army duece's but have never dealt with older ford 1/2 tons. Im using 4 inch lift coil springs and have allready got the new radius arm C-bushings. I just want to have my ducks in a row before I do this. Any tips, tricks, or anything to watch out for? I have been soaking everything with PB Blaster for 2 weeks hahaha. Thanks, Will.
. I have lifted army duece's but have never dealt with older ford 1/2 tons. Im using 4 inch lift coil springs and have allready got the new radius arm C-bushings. I just want to have my ducks in a row before I do this. Any tips, tricks, or anything to watch out for? I have been soaking everything with PB Blaster for 2 weeks hahaha. Thanks, Will.-
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Re: Getting ready to lift my 68 F100 4x4
I can't verify that number you posted, but in a pinch one time I just got the bushings from advance and they were fine. I swear they all look the same for early broncos, fulsize broncos, and the f100's. You can get poly aftermarket, but oem is fine I think.
68 f100, 390, 4x4, NP435, LWB, 33/12.5/15's, power steering.... work in progress!!!