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Apologies if this has been posted but I couldn’t find exactly what I needed…

Does anybody have a link they can post of what all is needed to do a rear suspension swap over from a LOBO to a regular AWD Mav. I seen the suspension on Fords website but wasn’t exactly sure what all was needed to swap out. Is it just the rear springs? Do I need any other hardware? Camber bolts? Etc.
any help or links would be appreciated.

I also have the FX4 package which comes with slightly different suspension than a regular AWD Mav if that helps anybody’s input.
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The only unique rear suspension components on the FX4 are monotube shocks. The LOBO springs and swaybar are what you will need for the full rear modification. I believe you will have enough adjustment to bring alignment into spec with your factory components. At least one member here switched the springs and said alignment wasn't an issue.
 
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I recommend just getting a lobo, seems like a lot on nonsense for something already made.
Nah I’ll pass. Mines paid for and I don’t want a Lobo, I just like the way it sits and with the parts being interchangeable it’s the easiest way rather then going with a full lowering kit.
 

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I recommend just getting a lobo, seems like a lot on nonsense for something already made.
Yeah, ~$400 and an hour of work is so much nonsense compared to losing a lot more money trading in for another vehicle and not getting what you want. :LOL:
 

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There is a Lobo shock package and a Lobo springs package that is available from Ford. I couldn't tell you if the shocks are valved differently from a regular model. I will likely be doing both kits regardless on my XLT.
 

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The Lobo front springs are different as well.
If I remember correctly the shocks and struts are revalved Tremor parts.
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