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250 to 350 conversion swap
Whats the easiest way to make a 250 a 350. I want the higher stance, but i don't need a big lift. I just might consider some slightly bigger rims and tires someday like 33's, but mostly i want my truck to sit up a little more.
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yeah i have noticed that before. Well i know that my truck has the extra overload spring that banana's up. I know that is standard on the camper pkg, but i have cab lights and i don't think those came with the cmp pkg, maybe i have a heavier gvw pkg on mine. It did have a uni-goose hitch in it when i bought it.
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Depending on the GVW package you have the only difference is the 250 has a 2 inch block in the rear the 350 is a 4 inch block.
I have the exact same springs in my 350 as my father in law does in his 250 |
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