how to lower your truck
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Anyway, I am going to use 2" blocks for now. I wouldn't recommend removing any leafs.
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EDIT: I had a second look at the picture. Looks like he should be able to turn all the way without rubbing on the outer fenders. Cant tell for sure though unless you ask him.
Reversing the leafs is flipping them upside down. And as you can imagine would make for a VERY crappy ride. You will have very little travel because the leafs dont strech that way.
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Blocks here.. http://www.truckshop.com/home.php?cat=465
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Blocks here.. http://www.truckshop.com/home.php?cat=465
like i said its my birthday
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honestly, that's not too bad looking
BUT, your not getting that low in the rear without notching the frame and/or bagging...
EDIT: that has to be bagged; there's not other way to turn the front wheels, it would have to raise up a bit
BUT, your not getting that low in the rear without notching the frame and/or bagging...
EDIT: that has to be bagged; there's not other way to turn the front wheels, it would have to raise up a bit
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He could be bagged in the front and not in the back. I wanna see the cardomain page that came off of. I cant find it. Do you have a link to it? That should have some answers.
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after looking at drop blocks, i have a solid block of aluminum that should theoretically work fine to drop the back a good 1.5 inches. It seems relatively simple to make as well, just a steel block or box that would go on the back. Drop spindles would really be the only major cost, and i could go junkyard searching for em...
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