question about 6" drop in back

[cardreams]

hey guys i have a 3" lowering spring and a 2" block in the back now but its not low enough so i am going to but a 4" spring in there do i need to relocate the shocks if i do that??????




the front is 2 1/2 drop spined and a 1" drop spring as well

[cdowns]

the ride would b noticablly better with the shocks relocated to the more vertical position

[cardreams]

ok but its not a must right ??

[cdowns]

Originally Posted by cardreams

ok but its not a must right ??

there is no requirement with any drop that you end up with a good comfortable ride

[lolife99]

Just buy a 6" drop spring.

[cardreams]

well i was only doing that because I all ready have the 2" block in there

[lolife99]

Originally Posted by cardreams

well i was only doing that because I all ready have the 2" block in there

2" blocks are fine with 20" wheels.
If you have 15" wheels,... a 1.5" or less block would be better to eliminate scrubline issues.

[CG]

Originally Posted by lolife99

2" blocks are fine with 20" wheels.
If you have 15" wheels,... a 1.5" or less block would be better to eliminate scrubline issues.

This is true. I keep looking at my panel with four inch springs, two inch blocks, and shocks relocated. With the 15 inch wheels its not good. Too bad they dont make the burb/panel lowering springs in a 6 inch drop =(

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by CG

This is true. I keep looking at my panel with four inch springs, two inch blocks, and shocks relocated. With the 15 inch wheels its not good. Too bad they dont make the burb/panel lowering springs in a 6 inch drop =(

Have you tried ECE for 6" dropped springs?

[BB72CHEVKT]

CG-I have not found anyone who makes a specific drop spring for a burb. You just have to use a truck spring and with the extra weight I think a 4 or 5 inch would be max.