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veritas20 · 02-04-2011, 03:50 PM

I have been looking at pictures I took of it and am starting to think the front really does not need to be lowered in my opinion. I think what I should do is replace the front drums with disc brakes but keep stock height spindles. As far as the back I guess I would just replace the coils with lowering coils. I truly dont want to drop my truck a lot, I really am just going with safer brakes and a leveled stance. Anyone Know just by looking at the picture how much I would need to drop the back. According to LMC is sounds like the factory stance show the rear 2 inches higher, but it says I will need to drop it 2 inches more than the front. I guess what I am asking is would I need 2 '', 3" or 4" lowering coils for the rear if I leave the front stock height?

02-04-2011, 03:50 PM	#7
veritas20 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Idaho Falls Idaho Posts: 22	Re: Question on suspension I have been looking at pictures I took of it and am starting to think the front really does not need to be lowered in my opinion. I think what I should do is replace the front drums with disc brakes but keep stock height spindles. As far as the back I guess I would just replace the coils with lowering coils. I truly dont want to drop my truck a lot, I really am just going with safer brakes and a leveled stance. Anyone Know just by looking at the picture how much I would need to drop the back. According to LMC is sounds like the factory stance show the rear 2 inches higher, but it says I will need to drop it 2 inches more than the front. I guess what I am asking is would I need 2 '', 3" or 4" lowering coils for the rear if I leave the front stock height? Last edited by veritas20; 02-04-2011 at 03:52 PM.