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Old Mar 21, 2004 | 08:36 PM
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3in. lift springs?

I am thinking about getting these new 1.5" balljoint spacers and then i would need to lift my rear about another 1.5" to be even agian with the front. What springs should i use the get about 3" of lift over stock, I already had the downey HD's but i havent even been able to drive them yet because my rig hasnt been running. I know about the downey spacers but I would prefur all spring instead.
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Old Mar 21, 2004 | 08:40 PM
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For perspective, I am running 16" rim to fender front and rear.

Rear is from Cruiser coils.

Front is BJ spacers. They do not have do give lift, you can keep close to where you were if you had some lift cranked in.
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Old Mar 21, 2004 | 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Flygtenstein
For perspective, I am running 16" rim to fender front and rear.

Rear is from Cruiser coils.

Front is BJ spacers. They do not have do give lift, you can keep close to where you were if you had some lift cranked in.
I havent cranked my T-bars at all yet, I was just looking to get a little bit more lift to run 32's or something. Also which cruiser coils are you running? I am a little confused that do cruisers come with one short coil and one long coil in the rear or what is all of this short side and long side stuff that I am hearing about?
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