FRONT 1" LIFT COIL SPRINGS - TRANSIT (2015-UP SINGLE OR DUAL REAR WHEEL) by VAN COMPASS
FRONT 1" LIFT COIL SPRINGS - TRANSIT (2015-UP SINGLE OR DUAL REAR WHEEL) by VAN COMPASS
SKU:1030
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Improve the ride quality and stance of your 2013-Present Ford Transit 150-350HD with the Van Compass Ford Transit 1" lift coil. Our Topo coil retains the factory spring rate and returns the same plush ride as OEM while sitting 1" higher in the suspension travel for an increased 1" of compression travel. Note, spring lift heights will vary due to weight but we typically see 1.25" of lift out of our Transit springs over the factory springs.
*** Installation of front lift coils can create positive camber on Transit vans. There is no way to adjust for this. Our Topo lift kit has camber correction built into the strut spacer to correct this situation. VC is not responsible for vans with bad camber. **

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INCLUDED COMPONENTS
FITMENT GUIDE
MODEL: TRANSIT
YEAR: 2015-PRESENT
DRIVE TYPE: AWD and RWD
NOTE: Requires Topo 2" front lift kit, van may not be able to align to specs without corresponding lift kit components.
INSTRUCTIONS
LABOR TIMES
My new Falcon inverted rally struts had issues with VC’s blue lift coil. They created significant binding, causing lots of noises/stiction similar to the first set. VC told me this is due to manufacturing tolerances, and that I should grind the springs down to fit better. Two compatible products, safety products nonetheless, engineered and sold by the same company need to both be modified to work together. As of today, that’s not stated anywhere on the product pages, or in the instructions. You’ll only find that out after install, and then they can’t help you because the products have been used/installed. Stand behind your products rather than place blame on manufacturers. It’s not our responsibility as your customers, to find solutions/support ourself elsewhere.
The additional weight of the winch and winch tray drooped the front by about 1" and these put us back to where we needed to be.
