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Stiff if that answers your question lol.
Someone on here might know but im curious as to why you want to know? Are you thinking of lowering or lifting the truck?
Someone on here might know but im curious as to why you want to know? Are you thinking of lowering or lifting the truck?
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specs from ford bbas
https://fordbbas.com/publications
2019 Ranger spec
https://madocumentupload.marketinga...5fe6a3f071f94debbe9ff7c4c82020f48213&v5=False
guess you first need to find your front axle weight rating from the door jamb sticker
on edit : I think the front coil is a constant rate spring so the last column would give the spring rate (dependent on the FAGWR)
https://fordbbas.com/publications
2019 Ranger spec
https://madocumentupload.marketinga...5fe6a3f071f94debbe9ff7c4c82020f48213&v5=False
guess you first need to find your front axle weight rating from the door jamb sticker
on edit : I think the front coil is a constant rate spring so the last column would give the spring rate (dependent on the FAGWR)
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