Will these work on 1990 f250 for front shocks?
809012
As long as the fully extended and fully collapsed length is within your range, you should be fine. Procomp lists these as 13.73 inches collapsed, and 22.58 inches fully extended. If that's not compatible, check out procompusa.com, and do some research, take your time, and it'll be worth it in the long run.
691028
Most front suspension forks have canti brake mounts (the eyelets on both sides of the fork). If so, it should work, but I must stress that your going to have to do a bit of adjusting/tinkering to fit it the way you want.
2142866
The front shocks are different from the rear. The front will work on either side. The rears are left and right.
2127308
They fit on the back and give it about 2 inches of lift because of the springs but my front shocks are definitely smaller than these. But I am 100 percent sure they will not fit the front with out at least a 4 inch lift maybe 6 inch lift
373055
I think they would work on any 16 inch rear drive rim. The front drive offset might be a problem.
2202373
Its just a ploy to get you to buy a fabtec suspension. These will work with most any aftermarket suspension. Ive never installed them on a stock truck, but i believe there would be clearance issues due to the size difference. Hope this helps. Haven't broke a set of these yet.
300469
No, these are for toyota, you need to order shocks for 2006 ford f150 xlt 4x4,
215242
I'm assuming you want the shocks for the front because you said you're putting the plow on this is what I did in the past go to o'reilly's website look up shocks for your vehicle click on the cheap Monroes there they will tell you how long there and the bolt hole size and then from there you can start looking for other vehicles that have the same style that you can buy air shocks for for instance we have a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee they don't make your shocks for that so I found out 2000 Dodge Ram 3 quarter ton 4 by 4 has the same fittings I was able to buy those and they work awesomethe shop that you were referring to I believe fit on the older chevy tell 1987 . I believe the front shocks on a Chevy of your age has a stud on top and a bolt hole on the bottom if so look up a mid 1980s ford e250 rear shocks they should be the same as your front .
1828618
Front Shock. Rears are different. Use the Look Up Make and Model, will help. Cheers. Ken.
366097
I don't believe it does. Check Shocks.com they will be able to tell you which ones, if any, will work for your car. These I do know will fit a 1956-60 Ford F100 truck.
2102171
No idea. They are a shorter than stock shock for my 2500hd that's lowered a little. Reason why I bought them. I can't give you a accurate answer on if they will fit. Sorry
1458404
As long as your mounting holes are 13.5 inches. Great shocks, but even better are the mono tubes for the front. Best upgrade I did on my bike, and I've did many..........
1137968
They should because of they adjustable clamp that comes with them I did have to buy longer screws to make mine fit and you probally will to they are cool looking I have mine on the front as turn signals and they are apart to small for front signals but they will work ... You'll have to buy a reducer to make them work Because they are led lightS and they use less voltage
933083
I bought these for front on my old 2005 neon. I don't think they will work for rear struts due to little different setup. Not really sure though.
480223
Yes. KYB 564002 MonoMax Heavy Duty Monotube ShockKYB (2)These are the ones for the front.
1924520
I don't think they will fit on the front. I put these on the rear of my 06 silverado and they work fine.
1082803
Yes it will. I have an 06 f250 6.0. I installed this module 2 years ago and working fine