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Team321’s front setup is designed with a weld-in steel crossmember to mount the crown Vic suspension components—including control arms, knuckles, bearings, brakes and sway bar links. Due to the narrowed track width, you can’t use the factory sway bar or steering rack. And this is not a cut/weld of the factory Crown Vic crossmember.
Team321’s Narrow Crown Vic swap crossmember is a purpose-built crossmember that fits the F100 frame with no modifications. Team321 offers this setup in two packages:
Base package includes:
Complete suspension package adds:
The narrowed track width crossmember solves a variety of issues:
For those looking for air, Ridetech Shockwaves can also be used. The steering rack is sourced from a Lincoln Mark 8, and brake options begin with factory Crown Vic disc brakes and include 14-inch or larger Wilwood options. Motor mount options include small block and big block Ford V-8s, Ford Mod motors and Coyote V-8s while adding more selections as customers request them.
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Since we’re still undecided on A LOT of things for the final direction of this chassis and project (color, air ride, etc.), we decided to just spray some no-rust primer to protect the frame from the elements until we’re ready to blast for powdercoat.





…the narrrowed track width crossmember is designed for mounting coilovers, which opens up an endless selection of spring rates…


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Motor mount options include small block and big block Ford V-8s, Ford Mod motors and Coyote V-8s while adding more selections as customers request them.
Whether you’re running a 5.0 Coyote swap, opting for a big block, or going with a built 289 or 302, we’ve got a coilover and spring setup for your Crown Victoria IFS swap on your F-100 pickup truck. Our setups are designed to provide optimal performance and handling, ensuring that your engine swap is complemented by a suspension system that can handle the increased power and torque.
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Our dedication to quality and customer satisfaction means we continuously expand our selection based on your feedback. Ensuring you always have the best options for your build.
Many opt for a front-end swap because it can improve handling and suspension performance without the extensive work or cost involved in a full frame swap. It also allows for customization while maintaining the vehicle’s original structure.
Team321’s front setup is designed with a weld-in steel crossmember to mount the Crown Vic suspension components—including control arms, knuckles, bearings, brakes, and sway bar links. Due to the narrowed track width, you can’t use the factory sway bar or steering rack. This is not a cut/weld of the factory Crown Vic crossmember. Team321’s Narrow Crown Vic swap crossmember is a purpose-built crossmember that fits the F100 frame with no modifications.
Team321 offers this setup in two packages. The base package includes the crossmember, upper control arms, all mounting hardware, and sway bar. The complete suspension package adds the lower control arms, steering rack, coilovers, knuckles, steering tie rods, and sway bar links.
Why Choose the Crown Vic Front End Swap?
The Crown Vic front end swap is a popular modification for F-100 truck enthusiasts. Offering modern performance and ride quality while maintaining the classic truck’s charm. This swap provides several benefits:
Considerations and Customizations
When opting for a Crown Vic front end swap, there are important considerations to ensure a successful project:
By integrating personal experiences and practical advice, the Crown Vic front end swap emerges as a balanced blend of old-school style and contemporary performance, making it a sought-after upgrade for F-100 aficionados.
To maintain the classic truck status while enhancing performance, some suggest using the front suspension from a Crown Vic and the rear from another model, like a ’90s T-bird. This avoids a full frame swap and retains the original frame rails, bypassing some legal and registration challenges.
Swapping the entire frame may require re-registering the vehicle. As a newer model, which could result in higher property taxes and necessitate emissions testing. This could impact the vehicle’s classic registration status.
The 2003 and newer Crown Victoria models are the ideal choices for a bolt-in swap, as they fit more seamlessly with the F-100 frame without requiring significant modifications.
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