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backinblack · 06-03-2005, 05:24 PM

I just went and got some new tires today. I went from running 235/60/15 on an 8 inch rim in front, and 275/60/15 on 10 inch in the rear to 275/60/15s all the way around.

My problem: Truck was nice and level before, but now because of tire change, the front is approx. 1 inch higher than rear. I love how the bigger tires fill out the huge wheel/fender well in front, but I need to bring the front down 1-1 1/2 inches to make me happy. What's the easiest way to do this besides torching....... I don't have the means for drop spindles, and don't need a full 2 inches.......Any advice appreciated.

TIA

06-03-2005, 05:24 PM	#1
backinblack Registered User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Utah Posts: 142	Lowering question I just went and got some new tires today. I went from running 235/60/15 on an 8 inch rim in front, and 275/60/15 on 10 inch in the rear to 275/60/15s all the way around. My problem: Truck was nice and level before, but now because of tire change, the front is approx. 1 inch higher than rear. I love how the bigger tires fill out the huge wheel/fender well in front, but I need to bring the front down 1-1 1/2 inches to make me happy. What's the easiest way to do this besides torching....... I don't have the means for drop spindles, and don't need a full 2 inches.......Any advice appreciated. TIA __________________ 69 chevy SWB 70 GTO 65 GTO hardtop 65 GTO ragtop 77 Trans Am Hmmm. Too many pontiacs, not enough chevy trucks yet.