Rear coil springs 04 Freestar
#3
173.00 each from the dealer. I think thats way over priced for just a rear coil spring. I'm changing the front struts and springs today and I only paid 158.00 for two complete strut assemblies.
#4
If you want to upgrade your rear springs for a slight lift and a little more weight capacity, then I would go this way (From my Freestar library)
FREESTAR Rear Spring Upgrade
The following coil springs will fit the rear coil spring brackets on the
Ford Freestar/Mercury Monterey for upgrading the weight capacity.
1990-1996 Bronco (Front Coils)
1975-1991 E-150 (Front Coils)
1980-1996 F-100/150 (Front Coils)
MOOG part number CC820
AC DELCO part number 45H1024
ROCKWELL part number RV820
All are sold in sets and probably range from about $75-100 per set.
FREESTAR Rear Spring Upgrade
The following coil springs will fit the rear coil spring brackets on the
Ford Freestar/Mercury Monterey for upgrading the weight capacity.
1990-1996 Bronco (Front Coils)
1975-1991 E-150 (Front Coils)
1980-1996 F-100/150 (Front Coils)
MOOG part number CC820
AC DELCO part number 45H1024
ROCKWELL part number RV820
All are sold in sets and probably range from about $75-100 per set.
#5
I opted to buy and install aftermarket coil airbags that fit inside the coils and are adjustable via air pressure. I got them off e-bay for about $75 and they have been working well for the last 4 years. When I have the trailer on I pump them up to 30 lbs and the van stays level and reduce the pressure to 5-10 lbs when the van is empty. A simple option if you don't want to go with OEM springs. Additionally, you could try RockAuto.com as they tend to have OEM and aftermarket options to cover the price points.
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