66-77 Ford F250 High Boy 4WD 2-4″ Front 0-4″ Rear Lift Skyjacker Black MAX Shocks

SKU: 2xB8514-2xB8558_539
66-77 Ford F250 Low Boy 4WD 2-4" Fr 0-4" Rear Lift Skyjacker Black MAX Shocks
66-77 Ford F250 Low Boy 4WD 2-4" Fr 0-4" Rear Lift Skyjacker Black MAX Shocks

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66-77 Ford F250 High Boy 4WD 2-4″ Front 0-4″ Rear Lift Skyjacker Black MAX Shocks

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Part: Qty 2 of B8514 and Qty 2 of B8558

Black MAX 8500 FEATURES • Advanced Foam-Cell Technology • Vehicle Specific Multi-Stage Valving • Increased Fluid Capacity for MAX Heat Dissipation • 360° Arc-Welded End Mount • 180° Directional Mounting • Twin Tube Construction • Chrome Plated Shaft • Sintered Iron Piston • Black Boot Incl. • Limited Lifetime Warranty

Front Lift: 2-4″, Rear Lift: 0-4″

Series: Black MAX

Front Extended Length: ; Front Collapsed Length:

Front Top Mount: ; Front Lower Mount:

Rear Extended Length: 24.94; Rear Collapsed Length: 14.91

Rear Top Mount: Loop; Rear Lower Mount: Loop

 

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    Questions and answers of the customers

      I have a 77 f250 highboy. Bought the black max shocks. Just wondering which way they go on. Piston up or down. Thanks
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      Q I have a 77 f250 highboy. Bought the black max shocks. Just wondering which way they go on. Pisto...... Read more
      A These shocks are 180 degree directional meaning they can mount boot up or down. There is nothing wrong with them. Picture we have has boot up, because that is the only picture we have from manufacturer. They are correct and will work fine.
      2. I have a 1969 ford 4x4 hi-boy. I don't know how high it was from the factory but I have had the front lifted to make it level with the back. Do I need to extend and collapse the front and back and give you the measurement to get me the right size?
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      Q I have a 1969 ford 4x4 hi-boy. I don't know how high it was from the factory but I have had the f...... Read more
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      It all depends on your current ride height. If you've leveled your truck, you'll likely have 1 to 2 inches of front lift, while the rear remains stock. Therefore, you'll likely need 0 to 2-inch front shocks and stock rear shocks. However, we recommend measuring your existing shocks before purchasing new ones.

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