97-03 spindles?
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12-10-2007, 02:12 PM
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97-03 spindles?
Who is running them? They require at least an 18" wheel but they claim to not change the caster/camber at all (so you bolt em on and ride instead of going to the alignment shop).
I am wanting to get some new wheels anyway and if these indeed just swap out with the stock ones and no other changes are necessary then this is how I want to drop the front 2" for sure! The back 2" or 3" is easy but the front has always scared me.
I am wanting to get some new wheels anyway and if these indeed just swap out with the stock ones and no other changes are necessary then this is how I want to drop the front 2" for sure! The back 2" or 3" is easy but the front has always scared me.
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12-10-2007, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by PROxac
Who is running them? They require at least an 18" wheel but they claim to not change the caster/camber at all (so you bolt em on and ride instead of going to the alignment shop).
I am wanting to get some new wheels anyway and if these indeed just swap out with the stock ones and no other changes are necessary then this is how I want to drop the front 2" for sure! The back 2" or 3" is easy but the front has always scared me.
I am wanting to get some new wheels anyway and if these indeed just swap out with the stock ones and no other changes are necessary then this is how I want to drop the front 2" for sure! The back 2" or 3" is easy but the front has always scared me.
Yea, bolt them in and go.
If you need 2-3" adjustable drop hangers for the rear, let me know..I got some brand new for cheap
Also drop shocks.
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