How do I lower my 2WD?
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How do I lower my 2WD?
Onto the next part of the truck. Not looking to "slam it", but I want to get it noticeably lower. Are there kits out there, or is there a simple home made way I can do this? Any links, or information would be apprieciated.
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try this site ... http://www.toyotaminis.com/forum/index.php or http://toyota2wd.proboards.com/index.cgi? You'll find the 2WD help there .
this site is mostly 4WD owners ..
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this site is mostly 4WD owners ..
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get yerself a nice big heafty girl; problem sovled
although you may have less performance at the cost of a lowered stance... and one side might be a little lower than the other
although you may have less performance at the cost of a lowered stance... and one side might be a little lower than the other
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Well, it is primarily a 4WD forum as has been pointed out. That said, done right and done tastefully, some trucks look pretty good lowered. I don't understand lowering a 4WD, but for a 2WD, sure...have at 'er.
Things like this:
I just don't get...
Things like this:
I just don't get...
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that is the perfect way to render an otherwise perfectly good 1 ton dully utterly useless.
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Yeah I dont get it either. Why would someone buy a Chevy?
Honestly I used to think they were a waste of a perfectly good truck. But I have gone to the dark side, I would bag my truck if I could afford it. But just like you guys like to make your stuff capable off road, they like to make it look good. Its a way to be different than all the other crack smokin' ricers.
I would trade all my vehicles in a heartbeat for a 4-door 3rd gen pickup dually (not flatbed but real bed with stock flares) from Japan, just to bag it. That is my dream truck. Well, that plus a 1uz lol.
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Anyways you can also take a look at yotascene.com
Honestly I used to think they were a waste of a perfectly good truck. But I have gone to the dark side, I would bag my truck if I could afford it. But just like you guys like to make your stuff capable off road, they like to make it look good. Its a way to be different than all the other crack smokin' ricers.
I would trade all my vehicles in a heartbeat for a 4-door 3rd gen pickup dually (not flatbed but real bed with stock flares) from Japan, just to bag it. That is my dream truck. Well, that plus a 1uz lol.
/rant
Anyways you can also take a look at yotascene.com
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Ah, common misconception. When built right bagged trucks can ride better AND handle more weight than stock. Just like big tow rigs use bags to help/level the load. The problem is finding a trailer that will go that low lol.
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just my oppion
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I joined toyotaminis.com. Seems like a fairly small, but decent, site to gather information on dropping it. I didn't know how many inches I would want to go, but it seems to get it to the look I was origanally going for is 4/3 with some drop spindles in the front. Thanks for the help guys.
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