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3" Drop Front Coils Lowering Springs For Ford F150 F-100 1980-1996 2WD
$215.99
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$215.99
Regular price
$342.99
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Key features
- FUNCTION:These coil springs are engineered to lower your vehicle by approximately 3 inches while maintaining the correct spring rate to ensure a smooth and controlled ride. They effectively prevent the suspension from bottoming out, providing improved handling and a more aggressive stance.
- COMPATIBLE WITH:Compatible with 1980–1996 Ford F-150 and Ford F-100 2WD models. Designed according to OEM specifications to ensure a perfect fit and reliable performance.
- HIGH QUALITY:Constructed from premium-grade steel and finished with a heavy-duty black powder coating for superior corrosion resistance and long-lasting durability. Each spring is rigorously tested to meet or exceed OEM performance standards.
- EASY INSTALLATION:Direct replacement for the factory springs — no drilling, cutting, or additional modifications required. Precisely manufactured to original dimensions for a quick and effortless installation process.
- WARRANTY:We offer a 30-day hassle-free return and responsive customer support. If you have any questions or concerns about our product, please feel free to contact us anytime via email.
Fitment: For 1980-1996 Ford F150 & F100 2WD Feature: Chromium-silicon cold-wound structure with high tensile strength and resilience Powder coating for corrosion resistance Lower the center of gravity, reduce cornering roll, and increase vehicle stability Specification: product type: drop coil/ lowering spring drop height: 3" front material: 55CrSi finish: powder-coated spring length: 325mm/12.79" spring rate:9 kg/mm (503.97 lbs/in) Package Includes: 2x 3" drop front springs
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