drop question
 

if I do a 2/3 drop on my 70 will I need to do any other changes? i plan to use drop coil springs to achieve the drop

Re: drop question
 

You should be just fine. No other changes required. Do yourself a favor and have the front end re-aligned so your tires won't wear funny.

When you go farther than 4", especially in the rear, you'll need to make some changes, like re-locating the shocks and going to a different track bar set-up. The front depends on how you did the drop (coils, drop spindles/coils, etc) as to what little tricks you'll need to do to make it all work right.

Re: drop question
 

well the front i would use drop coils, and the rear i will use a drop block

Re: drop question
 

I would suggest going with a drop coil for the rear, so that the trailing arms aren't hanging down too low and possibly hit the ground if you should get a flat. This also depends on what size wheels you are running.

Re: drop question
 

15" by i think 8" chrome wheels kinda like a cragar

Re: drop question
 

Possibly leaf springs on the back? I agree with Travis though, If it has factory coils in it now I would just do a drop coil replacement. They are pretty cheap.

Chevelle or 97-06 Jeep TJ springs will bolt into these trucks. Just so you know. :D The only problem is the spring rates are a lot softer than the truck springs. Yes, it will lower the truck but your ride will be really bouncy / soft. You won't be able to haul much, but .. it's a cheap way to drop the rear of the truck.

.. just sayin :)

Re: drop question
 

i dont haul with it much.. but i dont want it to ride like a hoopty lol