Ridetech Front Suspension System for 1965-1979 Ford F-100, F-150 Trucks 2WD
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Ridetech 12312799 Front Suspension System for 1965-1979 Ford F-100, F-150 Trucks 2WD Features:
- Eliminates heavy twin I-beam suspension
- Bolt-In H-style design
- Accurate alignment with included caster slugs
- Ridetech tall spindles which use AFX brake kits
- capable of 5-8 degrees of caster
- Motor mount loops connect the cradle to frame rails
- Front sway bar measures 1.5 in. x .250 in. wall
- Bump steer is nearly eliminated
- Removes 130 lbs. from the front of truck
- High-quality satin black powder coat finish
Ridetech 12312799 Front Suspension System for 1965-1979 Ford F-100, F-150 Trucks 2WD Fitment Notes:
- 63.5 in. Front track width (wheel mount surface to wheel mount surface)
- Motor mounts options (sold separately):
- Rack and pinion steering ready with 15.5 in. center to center bushing mounts for 1979-1993 Mustang style steering rack such as JEGS Manual Rack & Pinion 555-60785 or Flaming River Manual Rack & Pinion FR1503 (both sold separately) or equivalent
- Adaptable to stock steering column using Ridetech 12319505 steering u-joint kit (sold separately)
- Uses Ridetech Front Shockwaves 12313001 or Ridetech Front Coil-Overs 12313510 (both sold separately)
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