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02-28-2014, 10:48 AM
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 Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Greenville, South Carolina
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How do I measure my suspension drop?
Hey, I'm trying to figure out how much my truck has been lowered. I bought the truck dropped. '72 swb, trailing arm/coil suspension, lowered rear spring, front springs cut with stock spindles. So, where should I measure my rear suspension to determine how far from stock it is? I'm concerned I need an adjustable track bar (panhard) due to it's current stance. Going to run 15x10 rear wheels, they really fill out the wheel wells and concerned I have too much side offest and going to get tire rub. Anyone know where to begin?
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72junky Don't worry my wife said it's ok. '72 K10 custom/10 350/4spd,ps,pb,ac,tilt,tach,3:73 posi,buddy buckets - driver '72 Cheyenne/10 swb 355/th350,factory black, loaded and lowered - toy '72 Cheyenne/10 lwb, 350/th350,ps,pb,ac,tilt - current project build '72 K5 Blazer CST 350/th350,ps,pb,ac,tilt,tach,3:73 posi - project rust bucket -Unfortunately Sold plus 4 others too ashamed to post |
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