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Old 12-08-2020, 06:58 PM   #1
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WTB: MOOG CC880 springs

Looking for a set of MOOG CC880 springs, NOT CC880s. They look to be back ordered everywhere at the moment.

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Old 12-08-2020, 07:53 PM   #2
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I can't help with springs, but am curious why the CC880 instead of S. Is this for a Quigley or ?
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Old 12-08-2020, 07:59 PM   #3
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I have a set. I’m in Houston, TX. Where are you?
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Old 12-08-2020, 08:21 PM   #4
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For a 2WD 5.4L E250. 880S would be a bit too firm IMO.


Denver Colorado or Southern California. Happy to cover shipping if you can box them up. PM sent.
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I had the CC880 on my old E150 5.4 2WD and I like them a lot. On my 4x4 E350 I've tried the CC880S (too stiff), the CC880 (too short) and finally I have the CC860S (just right).
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Old 12-09-2020, 09:45 AM   #6
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the 880's are 100% on back order... mine aren't coming in to January.
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I had the CC880 on my old E150 5.4 2WD and I like them a lot. On my 4x4 E350 I've tried the CC880S (too stiff), the CC880 (too short) and finally I have the CC860S (just right).
Curious as to what your front end weight is and how much lift the CC860s gave you? I have a 2011 Quadvan 5.4, 4200lbs up front, and was thinking of ordering the CC880s soon but would like to hear more of your experience with the options. I wouldn't mind the the coils adding a bit of height up front and a softer ride on the forest roads would be great as well.
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Curious as to what your front end weight is and how much lift the CC860s gave you? I have a 2011 Quadvan 5.4, 4200lbs up front, and was thinking of ordering the CC880s soon but would like to hear more of your experience with the options. I wouldn't mind the the coils adding a bit of height up front and a softer ride on the forest roads would be great as well.
I haven't weighted my van. One of these days. with the cc880 spring, the height to the seam in front of the fender was 21". With the cc860S it is now 23.5". 305/65r18 tires. I like the ride. I am replacing the radius arms with new ones from Superlift to be able to have more caster. right now I have the ball joints at the limit.
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Old 02-02-2021, 09:09 AM   #9
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I haven't weighted my van. One of these days. with the cc880 spring, the height to the seam in front of the fender was 21". With the cc860S it is now 23.5". 305/65r18 tires. I like the ride. I am replacing the radius arms with new ones from Superlift to be able to have more caster. right now I have the ball joints at the limit.
someone makes aftermarket radius arms for Econolines?
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someone makes aftermarket radius arms for Econolines?

This is for a modified 4x4 van using F350 control arm and front axle. The radius arms I am using are for F350.
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