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05-08-2004, 12:43 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: utard land, known to the rest of the world as utah
Posts: 120
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? about droping my truck..
what would be the easyiest an cheapest way to drop the front on my 84 3/4 ton truck...in the back i will use blocks for now....ive never dropped a full size truck before.so this will be something new to me...still going with the dually conversion, i have always wanted a dually that is dropped so i guess i will build it....
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if it aint got 4 wheels an a motor,its now worth talkin about...... if ya cant afford to buy it, then be hillbilly enough to build it, it's cheaper to build it anyway..... be a man, stand up to your women an tell them your the boss, an if she dont like that, then ask her if she needs help around the house... http://public.fotki.com/southernmutt33/ 84 GMC 454, 3/4 soon to be a dually with one ton suspension. 60 1/2, lwb stepside..for sale 98 taurus, ugliest body stlye ford ever built, but dependable family car. 73 vistaliner, cab over, newest toy, reason for turnin 3/4 into 1 ton |
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05-08-2004, 06:35 PM
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Garage Queen Material
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: USA
Posts: 4,129
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if you use blocks on the rearend on a stock setup, it will RAISE it. you can only use blocks if you use a flip kit.
i would recommend coils and a flip kit for a 3/5 drop. that would be the cheapest |
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