posting again
2000 EB, just rolled 196K, 5.4 working on rear upper trailing arms now, busted them loose with pb blaster, sprayed them 4 times, once per day and let soak overnight till parts arrived, 24"-1/2" drive breaker bar and a box end. And a lot of ibuprofen afterward. This thing has never...
Been awhile, but I finally got around to postin the pics of the old suspension. 11 yr old vehicle, original suspension.
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p294/DanDepot/Mobile%20Uploads/0524011322.jpg
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p294/DanDepot/Mobile%20Uploads/downsized_0524011324.jpg...
No it won't. The Airbags in the rear take place of the coils. The front's don't have springs either. They are air shocks. If you swap the whole system out to non air suspension, then they may work.
http://expeditionforum.com/showthread.php?t=9461&highlight=air+ride+bad
Now just imagine the damage if that car hit you. Or if you hit them. I recently bought a Neon to drive back and forth to work, the expy was killin me in gas, and it's like a go cart compared to the expy. I definatley feel safer in the Expy.
Alright, back to the torsion twist. Is it best to have the Expy on the ground, or to lift it up then crank?
Measure from the ground to the highest point of the wheel well while on the ground?
2000 Expedition Eddie Bauer NO AIR RIDE, strutmaster conversion.
Any advice/ help would be awesome.
Multimeter is a great tool to have for things like that. Get a good one if you don't already have one. I've had mine for 14 years and it comes in handy when I need it.
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