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Calvin Gunter
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How can you visually tell which is driver and which is passenger.I read on here that there is a difference but I cant find it now.Thanks,Calvin
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I read that passenger side is taller.
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:yt: Because the engine/transmission is offset to the right side of the truck, the right-hand spring is a little taller.
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FORDification wrote::yt: Because the engine/transmission is offset to the right side of the truck, the right-hand spring is a little taller.
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