Lowering an old Dodge?
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I cant view the pics until tonight (im at work and they have blocks on photobucket and such), but I will take a look and see whats up. when you flip the axle, you get anywhere from 4-6 inch drop and it doesnt effect te ride THAT MUCH. the front is where you will have the most trouble and ride difference.
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if you lower it an inch in the front with springs..and use loweing shackles in the rear
where the spring mounts to the frame in the front and in the back it has a shackle that allows it to move...if you can extend those till it nearly hits the bed it will lower it also...they can be fabbed up fairly easily
where the spring mounts to the frame in the front and in the back it has a shackle that allows it to move...if you can extend those till it nearly hits the bed it will lower it also...they can be fabbed up fairly easily
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