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Re: What's the best 5/7 drop set up?
It's just a matter of personal preference on how you go about it. If it were me, I would look at the Summit Racing website and get your credit card out. Buy a set of DJM 3" spindles, and Summit brand 2" springs. For the rear I would use a DJM or Summit brand flip kit.
BTW- Did you just buy this truck? I saw one that looked just like it on Craigslist about a month ago.
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Man, I have followed N2TRUX ever since you came out in classic trucks magazine...Your 77 has been my inspiration....thanks N2TRux is one of the best looking trucks I have ever seen! |
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Re: What's the best 5/7 drop set up?
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Thanks for the kind words regarding my truck.
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