Lowering the rear end
04-05-2009, 06:15 PM
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04-05-2009, 08:18 PM
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Don't deflate the rear tires. You are trying to drop it about 3/4-1 inch. Deflating the tires this much will definitely cause uneven wear and quite possibly a blowout.
Lift the front using spacers. They are cheap and you can put them in yourself in your driveway or have a professional do it.
Lift the front using spacers. They are cheap and you can put them in yourself in your driveway or have a professional do it.
04-05-2009, 08:24 PM
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Don't deflate the rear tires. You are trying to drop it about 3/4-1 inch. Deflating the tires this much will definitely cause uneven wear and quite possibly a blowout.
Lift the front using spacers. They are cheap and you can put them in yourself in your driveway or have a professional do it.
Lift the front using spacers. They are cheap and you can put them in yourself in your driveway or have a professional do it.
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04-05-2009, 09:59 PM
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only thins is to cut the rear springs...which you should never do!!
So I suggest is to buy spacers for the front and raise the front.
I believe most lift companies make such as Full traction, daystar, etc.
depends on how mcuh you are off..perhaps a 1" spacers??
So I suggest is to buy spacers for the front and raise the front.
I believe most lift companies make such as Full traction, daystar, etc.
depends on how mcuh you are off..perhaps a 1" spacers??
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