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Coil Springs

fords4life
Anyone replaced the coils on their 2wd bullnose?  Any recommendations for brand?
1986 F-150 SC 2wd 4spd 302EFI Base Model all OEM motor/trans/emissions equipment.
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PetesPonies
I didn't replace mine on the truck, but always like to use Eaton springs.
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Gary Lewis
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I second Eaton.  I haven't purchased springs from them, but I have purchased the spring "liner" that keeps the leaf springs apart.  They didn't have it in stock but ordered it in and sold me what I needed.

In addition, they discussed with me the problems with my plan of powder coating springs - the temp goes too high for the temper of the spring.  So they recommended painting them, which I'm doing.
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fords4life
Interesting.  The Eaton springs are $190 and the Moog's are $68.  Wonder if they are really worth 3x the price?
1986 F-150 SC 2wd 4spd 302EFI Base Model all OEM motor/trans/emissions equipment.