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Old 12-29-2011, 08:40 PM   #11
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Re: Make it handle

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OK, thanks guys. That perfectly answers my questions. So now my plan is to replace my front spindles (1" drop) and new 2" drop springs, add swaybar to front and rear (likely going to be 1 1/4 front and 1 1/8 rear), and lower my rear 4 - 5" using mounts and shackles. And I am going to invest in some quality shocks, both front and rear... sensa-track just isn't cutting it. One of these days I also hope to convert to a trailing arm coil spring setup and lose the leaf springs, but that's going to be a while yet due to lack of money. Oh, and I need to get around to getting my truck weighed so that I can have an idea of what I'm working with when choosing springs.

ps. Post #1,000... woohoo! lol
FYI, I've never heard of a 1" drop spindle. They start @ 2", then 2.5", & 3" increments. A 2" spindle & 1" spring would be an excellent choice if you're targeting a 3" drop up front.
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