Can these be used on the front of a f150. Need more support when running a western plow.
993914
these shocks are for rear only good luck in finding a front ciol shock, you may need to but a conversion kit.
993915
Sorry, but I have no idea if they will go on the front of that truck or not. I bought them for the rear of a GMC Sierra
993916
I don't know if they will work on the front of a f150. In my application, they are on the rear of a 2003 Chevy SS Silverado
993917
I'm not sure it depends on your particlular application. I go to rockauto.com to see whats out there for what I need and then shop for prices when I have the right part number. These shocks are generally for the rear. Hope this helps some.
993918
To the best of my knowledge, sense tracks are only for the rear of the vehicle. There are companies that make a type of lift kit that replaces the rubber axel stop, so that it helps support the plow, in place of the original rubber axel stop. But I don't know the name of the company.
2255715
I don't know if they make these for coil springs that are found on the front suspension of a truck. But these are made for leaf springs that are typically found on the rear of your truck. So I guess if you have leaf springs on the front of your truck they would work, but this is rather uncommon.
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The only way it will work is if you do some modifications to the bar itself. We have sold these to people with the front mounted plows before and assisted with what they needed to do in order to make it work. Out of the instances this has occurred, the customers have been successful and happy with the outcome.
668413
Should be able to, I use them in my 1/10 scale 4wd short course trucks with no problem
673439
No it won't. You need a 2 inch hitch receiver for this to work. There may be an after market bolt on hitch receiver you can by that is made for the front of your f-150, or you can have one welded onto a strong Offroad bumper if you already have one of those. Good Luck
2211014
Al I put these on a Bonneville in which I would never need your level of support capacity. I would assume you would need larger shocks.
1250063
They are pretty universal. The "hook" end grabs the underside of the top of the factory equipped truck bed's stake rail . Only if your truck is a flatbed with no sides it will not work.
377086
I put them on a 1500 Silverado, and they really leveled it out pulling a 5th wheel. The truck squatted much more without them than it did with them, pulled the camper 2000miles and ran the speed limit even in heavy crosswinds. You can go to Hellwig's website and see if the application chart says they will fit, but I seem to remember on the installation instructions, they talked about positioning on an F-150.
1651901
They will work on the rear of the Pede 2WD, you would want Proline 1170-12 for the front....because of the offset.
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I say get load range E for your ford. I am uncertain if Hankook has load range E, but maybe, and if they do, buy them as they are going to be better and more for the money...These rf10 are not load range E, but one raise above the passenger tires...More for f150 that stays mostly on pavement with some off road....If I can find load range E Hankook with this tread, I will get them....Will
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I am using this on a 78 f250 4x4 to clear the front axle. it is a rear sump pan so it will work in my application but I also have a small suspension lift. The best place for any question on your F150 is ford-trucks.com look in the forum section under dentsides 73-79
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You're correct, they would not be beneficial. Only other suggestion is using sandbags (long tube type used for weight in the back of pickup trucks). You'll want something to keep it steady. It'll probably 'walk' on the concrete when being used. Good luck!
1957805
Go to Warn.com and go to the Pro Advantage section and find his specific vehicle make. The plow itself will work - but you have to buy the specific mount for your vehicle.
1218905
I have no idea, mine were for a 72 el Camino. They do get a little soft in the damping when you pump them up, not great on the freeway. I used mine to get a little rake on the truck, more for looks.
2032862
yes and they are worth every penny I have them on an F250 plow truck that I load with winter weight and it makes my truck with 1500lbs in the back feel like it is empty
935230
This is the 2nd pair I have purchased for two different trucks. The 3" are big enough, they have a extra support in the front.
367990
I'm not exactly sure, my younger brother purchased these for our older brother who has an f - 250 pickup and is planning on mounting those on the roof of the truck some how. so maybe there is room on the top of your truck or on the hood of the truck maybe? Sorry I can't be of more help.