Looking For Deaver Install Instructions or DIY

[TheInfamousDrew]

As the title states, I’m looking for an install PDF or a DIY thread. I found the Keep It Dirty Off-road video but I’m looking to see if anyone has a PDF.

Thanks

 

[2slo4u]

I don’t have a pdf but I felt the YouTube video from elevi8crew was much more informative than the one you mention

 

[JAndreF321]

https://images.iconfigurators.app/pdf/Icon_Dynamics/I95225_REVA.pdf

 

[BenBB]

I used this thread as a guide:
https://www.fordraptorforum.com/threads/how-to-install-deaver-springs-on-your-ford-raptor.374/
Definitely recommend a sawzall and a fresh blade for that front left bolt, other than that it's pretty straightforward, torque everything and ideally witness mark your bolts. Good luck!

 

[TheInfamousDrew]

I used this thread as a guide:
https://www.fordraptorforum.com/threads/how-to-install-deaver-springs-on-your-ford-raptor.374/
Definitely recommend a sawzall and a fresh blade for that front left bolt, other than that it's pretty straightforward, torque everything and ideally witness mark your bolts. Good luck!

I’ve done many coilover and spring installs in my days but never leaf springs.

This one says I can completely disconnect the leaf spring before I jack up the truck?
Doesn’t this mean that there would be nothing supporting this corner or the truck?

Also wondering do I need a 15/16 socket? I’ve seen some mention it and others don’t.

 

[BenBB]

I’ve done many coilover and spring installs in my days but never leaf springs.

This one says I can completely disconnect the leaf spring before I jack up the truck?
Doesn’t this mean that there would be nothing supporting this corner or the truck?

Also wondering do I need a 15/16 socket? I’ve seen some mention it and others don’t.

That definitely doesn't sound right, you want jack stands under the frame rails before disconnecting. The rear shocks, yes, but like you said the weight of the truck is on those leafs, or at least the back half.

Not sure on the 15/16", although that sounds about right for the pivot bolts, I don't have it written down but can check mine if you need it just let us know.

Another side note, pay attention to the shackle orientation, take a "before" pic if you can, just to make sure you don't get them reversed or anything. Of course doing one side at a time you can always look at the other side but still.

 

[Winchester30]

I installed my Deaver leaf springs in 3 hours. Used a shop hoist, jack, and a pneumatic cutting tool for the front bolts.
Forget the sawzall and the metal blade. Had another set of hands. Straightforward install.