New Truck Day! 75th Anniversary

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I have been using an F250 for work for about a year....it was cheap and I needed a work truck
I finally got tired of fixing it and traded it for a 2021 75th Anniversary Power Wagon!

The PW came with Thuren front and rear Track Bars, Fox ATS steering stabilizer, an Optima DH7 battery and Air Lift 5000 bags with onboard air!

I think that it has standard 2500 rear springs, the parts sticker on the springs says part # 68091203AB
 

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I think that it has standard 2500 rear springs, the parts sticker on the springs says part # 68091203AB
What makes you think that?

The mopar store online says that part number fits a power wagon.

I would think if its a regular 2500 coil, it would need spacers too or the back would be quite low.
 
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Congrats! What number do you have?
1725 - I'll add some pics to the other thread about 75th Anniversary trucks this weekend

What makes you think that?

The mopar store online says that part number fits a power wagon.

I would think if its a regular 2500 coil, it would need spacers too or the back would be quite low.
I see that now......I'm confused......It's funny that Mopar doesn't specify which coil is for the PW

The instructions for the AEV Dual Sport SC Suspension say:
"NOTE: Installation on a Powerwagon requires the purchase of new Coil Springs, Mopar PN: 68172091AA (front) and 68091216AA (rear)."

Mopar's website says this about 68091216AA: "Big Horn, Laramie, Laramie Longhorn, Limited, Power Wagon, SLT, Tradesman"





Mopar's website says this about 68091203AB: replaces part # 68091203AA (for 2021)
"Big Horn, Laramie, Limited, Limited Longhorn, Lone Star, Power Wagon, Tradesman"


The 68091216AA has 7 coils (not including the tiny coil on the end)

The 68091203AB has 6 coils (not including the tiny coil on the end) - I'm guessing that this is the Power Wagon coil and that is what I have on this truck since it is supposed to have a softer ride

Sorry about that!
 
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1725 - I'll add some pics to the other thread about 75th Anniversary trucks this weekend


I see that now......I'm confused......It's funny that Mopar doesn't specify which coil is for the PW

The instructions for the AEV Dual Sport SC Suspension say:
"NOTE: Installation on a Powerwagon requires the purchase of new Coil Springs, Mopar PN: 68172091AA (front) and 68091216AA (rear)."

Mopar's website says this about 68091216AA: "Big Horn, Laramie, Laramie Longhorn, Limited, Power Wagon, SLT, Tradesman"





Mopar's website says this about 68091203AB: replaces part # 68091203AA (for 2021)
"Big Horn, Laramie, Limited, Limited Longhorn, Lone Star, Power Wagon, Tradesman"


The 68091216AA has 7 coils (not including the tiny coil on the end)

The 68091203AB has 6 coils (not including the tiny coil on the end) - I'm guessing that this is the Power Wagon coil and that is what I have on this truck since it is supposed to have a softer ride

Sorry about that!
Yea. Very confusing for sure !
 
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