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02-15-2010, 09:56 PM | #1 |
Chevy Lover Till The End.
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Mascot TN.
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When to add shock relocators?
Got a question. How low can I go using springs and drop shocks without having to use shock relocators? I just bought 3" lowering springs and shocks for the front and 4" lowering springs and shocks for the rear with a new Trac Bar in a kit from TruckandCarshop. The P/O heated all four springs on my 69' so I don't know how low it is now but I do know it has factory shocks on it and the left rear shock is real weak if not blown. If I can use this kit without shock relocator's it would be great but if I have to use them then I will put my buddies on hold and order them. I will do whatever ya'll recommend.Here is the stance of my truck now with 275/75/15 rear and 255/70/15 front. Also, it has a BBC in it.
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