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The completed install! There's actually room for spring travel a…

The completed install! There's actually room for spring travel again.

[b]Conclusion[/b]
This project was painfully drawn-out as I struggled with seized bolts and identifying the most efficient way to disassemble and reassemble. Once finished and on the first test drive, I noticed an immediate difference in ride quality. There are no more jarring bumps and the Excursion handles much more smoothly on the rougher roads.

[b]Notes[/b]
* The stock U-Bolts are the correct length for V-Code springs.

* I reused my standard-height front shocks. With my sway bar attached, I don't anticipate over-extending these shocks and I also don't drive off-road to really flex the suspension anyway. If you drive off-road or on terrain where you will test the limits of your suspension, you should consider upgrading to taller shocks in the front.

[b]Questions/Comments?[/b]
Discuss them in [url=http://www.supermotors.net/clubs/fordexcursions/forums/thid-6099]this forum thread[/url].
The completed install! There's actually room for spring travel again. [b]Conclusion[/b] This project was painfully drawn-out as I struggled with seized bolts and identifying the most efficient way to disassemble and reassemble. Once finished and on the first test drive, I noticed an immediate difference in ride quality. There are no more jarring bumps and the Excursion handles much more smoothly on the rougher roads. [b]Notes[/b] * The stock U-Bolts are the correct length for V-Code springs. * I reused my standard-height front shocks. With my sway bar attached, I don't anticipate over-extending these shocks and I also don't drive off-road to really flex the suspension anyway. If you drive off-road or on terrain where you will test the limits of your suspension, you should consider upgrading to taller shocks in the front. [b]Questions/Comments?[/b] Discuss them in [url=http://www.supermotors.net/clubs/fordexcursions/forums/thid-6099]this forum thread[/url].Original file
The completed install! There's actually room for spring travel again.

[b]Conclusion[/b]
This project was painfully drawn-out as I struggled with seized bolts and identifying the most efficient way to disassemble and reassemble. Once finished and on the first test drive, I noticed an immediate difference in ride quality. There are no more jarring bumps and the Excursion handles much more smoothly on the rougher roads.

[b]Notes[/b]
* The stock U-Bolts are the correct length for V-Code springs.

* I reused my standard-height front shocks. With my sway bar attached, I don't anticipate over-extending these shocks and I also don't drive off-road to really flex the suspension anyway. If you drive off-road or on terrain where you will test the limits of your suspension, you should consider upgrading to taller shocks in the front.

[b]Questions/Comments?[/b]
Discuss them in [url=http://www.supermotors.net/clubs/fordexcursions/forums/thid-6099]this forum thread[/url].

The completed install! There's actually room for spring travel again.

Conclusion
This project was painfully drawn-out as I struggled with seized bolts and identifying the most efficient way to disassemble and reassemble. Once finished and on the first test drive, I noticed an immediate difference in ride quality. There are no more jarring bumps and the Excursion handles much more smoothly on the rougher roads.

Notes
* The stock U-Bolts are the correct length for V-Code springs.

* I reused my standard-height front shocks. With my sway bar attached, I don't anticipate over-extending these shocks and I also don't drive off-road to really flex the suspension anyway. If you drive off-road or on terrain where you will test the limits of your suspension, you should consider upgrading to taller shocks in the front.

Questions/Comments?
Discuss them in this forum thread.

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