05-14-2012, 09:29 AM | #1 |
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Lowering or bagging
Hey all, I'm wondering what kinda job it is to lower my 2wd c10? How much would I be looking to spend and how hard would it be? And I need to know what kinda drops are out there, sorry I can't post real much right now.im Sitten in school
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I don't know enough about baggin to comment on that but for a static drop it can run anywhere from free to about $1000. It totaly depends on how low you want to go, the type of kit you buy, if your experienced enough to do it yourself or have a friend to help that is, and if you have the tools to do it yourself. Most drop kits are measured in inches of drop from stock height.
Example 2in rear drop 2in front drop/4in rear drop- 2/4 3/5 4/5 Etc, etc.... Posted via Mobile Device
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I'm wanting something like this.... [/IMG] I'm a newbie at this, I'm sure I can do it. Just needa know what kind work it would be, like a weekened project or monthly project? Posted via Mobile Device |
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That looks to be a 5/7 drop. On the front you will need 2.5 drop spindles, 2in drop springs or cut one round off of the stock springs. On the rear you will need a flip kit, a c-notch, 2in drop shackles, shock extenders or drop shocks. This can be done in a day but being a newbie you might want to spend a day on the front and a day on the rear.
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Roughly $500-$700 plus alignment.
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Welcome to the forum Johnc10. I recommend you spend some time in our Suspension Forum doing research. There is a LOT of great advice there, and it will give you a good insight on what your looking for.
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