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Monte's62 · 01-08-2014, 11:24 PM

Hey dude. Do you have any pictures of your truck. I would say if you like the stance of the front and the ride is ok, then your good. I would definitely replace the heated springs with lowering springs to keep your stance. I have a 62 project that will begin this summer and I want to keep the rods, but I have a specific height in mind and I don't know if I can get there, at least with a comfortable and safe ride.
My question is do you already have a disc conversion on the front to put the drop spindles on. As chopper john mentioned you can always convert it to springs fairly cheap.

01-08-2014, 11:24 PM	#6
Monte's62 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Dallas Ga Posts: 308	Re: Torsion Bar Settings Hey dude. Do you have any pictures of your truck. I would say if you like the stance of the front and the ride is ok, then your good. I would definitely replace the heated springs with lowering springs to keep your stance. I have a 62 project that will begin this summer and I want to keep the rods, but I have a specific height in mind and I don't know if I can get there, at least with a comfortable and safe ride. My question is do you already have a disc conversion on the front to put the drop spindles on. As chopper john mentioned you can always convert it to springs fairly cheap.