Be sure to follow along to see what it takes to drop a twin I-beam Ford! See All 26 Photos 1 ... First, the truck is lifted and set on jackstands, installed at all four corners.

Finally, in 1965, Ford announced the twin I-beam front suspension — a technology that the company would use for the next five decades. Ford's twin I-beam design was as simple as it was brilliant.

Two-wheel drive models of the first generation Ford Ranger came with a "Twin I-Beam" front suspension ... to install "poor man's lift kits" on their rigs. Here's a video showing someone tightening ...

in which case it might be best to source a Twin Traction Beam Ford Ranger (1983-1997, though the later ones would be best), F-150 (1980-1996), or Ford Explorer (1991-1994) to salvage parts from ...

There are three main front axle adjustments when it comes to alignment: toe-in, caster, and camber. Toe-in is how much the tires point towards each other when aimed down the road. Caster is the ...

Other trucks, such as those equipped with either a straight axle or the long-running Ford twin I-beam design ... First, the truck is lifted and set on jackstands, installed at all four corners.