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01-08-2006, 08:49 PM | #1 |
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Location: Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
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Just a little more lowering info....
Well I think I have it almost figured out - but before I invest in a bunch of parts, I have a couple of quick questions and given the experience shown on this board I know the answers are out there. What I have is a stock '71 SWB that I want to drop only slightly that has had new coils on the front and originals in the rear. I am putting 2 1/2" drop spindles up front and want to end up with the slight original rake built into the overall end appearance. My concern is that the new coils up front appear to be an aftermarket heavy duty spring that rides maybe even a little higher than stock and the rears being obviously 35 years old may have some sag built into them. Right now I am dead level. I was originally considering a 3" drop spring, but given that I am currently level unloaded, thats looking like a bad idea. Therefore, I am leaning towards installing the spindles up front and then building blocks as required up to the 2or 2 1/2" or wherever to get it sitting where it should.
blah blah blah...apologies for the ramblings - and now my remaining questions, What is the downside if any of blocks over drop springs? What's the max safe height to go w blocks? At what level of rear drop does the tracking bar require adjusting - If I keep it within 2 or 2 1/2" am I ok? Thx!!
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