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Old 09-25-2018, 06:56 AM   #12
iride813
 
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Name: iride813
Title: Too Much Time
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Location: Tennessee
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Originally Posted by Crawler View Post
The location you weld your 4 link brackets and their dimensions will dictate the front end height.

With where I located my four link frame brackets, my front end had to come way down. Lowering spindles, lowering arms, and shorter springs wouldn't do the trick. I had to go further.

My advice is to figure out a ballpark for your front height, before welding in your four link.
I’m going to drop the engine in the frame rails this weekend. I’ll go from there as to how far I want it to go down. I’d like it to almost sit level front and rear. But I want my slicks to be tucked Atleast 2-3 inches into the bed at ride height. Looking like about a 6in drop in the rear From where it sits now. Truck is currently level with no engine or trans. Was told it has lowering coils for a 1500 in front. Not really sure if that is true or not
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