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03-06-2013, 11:00 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: bolivar, mo
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Re: Static Drop--Ride Height
OK--gotcha ! Where mines at now is totally unknown---the p o heated the rear springs and claimed he had a 4" drop (sorta). Im redoing both front and rear--drop spindles in front and stock springs and 4" (?)drop springs in the rear.
Im not sure how much sag would be caused on new springs with the additional 125-150# on the rear. Id rather have a slight rake than a squatter! I could still trade out the 4's for some 3's since they are still in the box.
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