'90 chevy want to lower it 2" all the way around?

[Rich1028]

'90 chevy want to lower it 2" all the way around?
what is the best method of doing this?
springs in the front?
or spindles?
if I go with springs...do I need to get new shocks?

if I go with spindles do I need to remove some of the lower control arm?

I have the "Sport"..or "Super sport"wheeels on here.

and in the back it just seems I need a new shackel kit to lower it.
do I need new shocks in the rear?

do I need to do anything to the rear about the change of the pinion angle?
or it's not enough to matter?

[lolife99]

Drop springs usually require drop shocks.
Drop spindles up front will not.

I suggest drop spindles and a set of drop shackles.

[Tx Firefighter]

For the first time ever, I don't agree with Keith. I'd do drop springs in front rather than spindles.

Reasons:
-You'll likely need to trim your control arms with spindles, not with springs.
-The spindles widen the front stance which makes it look funny when running equal tires and wheels front and rear.
-You can buy a set of springs and shocks for what spindles cost.

My own daily driver is an 89 model with 2 inch DJM springs in the front.

[Rich1028]

thanks for the replies.