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Pitman Arm - 1980-1997 Ford F250/F350

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Pitman Arm - 1980-1997 Ford F250/F350Flat Pitman Arm Stock F 350 4x4 (19851997) This OEM F 350 4x4 pitman arm is longer than all other OBS pitman arms and is crucial for achieving full steering radius when installing a Dana 60 axle. Its also the pitman arm used in crossover steering kits for setups with less than 8" of lift. Key Applications: Factory F 350 w Dana 60: Direct fit, no modifications needed. F 250 w Shackle Reversal + Dana 60 Swap: Using new or re arched F 350 leaf springs?

Flat Pitman Arm – Stock F-350 4x4 (1985–1997)

This OEM F-350 4x4 pitman arm is longer than all other OBS pitman arms and is crucial for achieving full steering radius when installing a Dana 60 axle. It’s also the pitman arm used in crossover steering kits for setups with less than 8" of lift.


✔️ Key Applications:

  • Factory F-350 w/ Dana 60:
    Direct fit, no modifications needed.

  • F-250 w/ Shackle Reversal + Dana 60 Swap:

    • Using new or re-arched F-350 leaf springs? → Use a drop pitman arm (adds 2" of drop over the F-250 arm and allows full steering).

    • Using worn-out factory springs? → This flat F-350 arm is sufficient.

  • 3” Shackle Reversal on Worn Springs:
    Not gaining full 3" of lift — often only 1.5–2" — so the flat arm will typically suffice.

  • 5” Shackle Reversal + Additional Lift:
    This arm alone isn’t enough — you’ll need a crossover steering kit specific to your donor axle (ball joint or kingpin style).


🛠 Fitment Notes:

  • If using a 2005+ Super Duty Dana 60 or GM tie rod ends, select the non-stock application for correct taper/reaming.

  • Choose stock application reaming if retaining factory Dana 60 steering setup.


This pitman arm is essential for maximizing steering capability when upgrading to a Dana 60, especially on F-250 to F-350 conversions or moderate lift builds.

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