What Tire for 20" and 22" Wheels...
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From: Wisconsin
Originally Posted by ddellwo
Your truck already has shackles on it. The lowering shackles are longer than the factory shackles, which pulls the back of the leaf spring up closer to the body, which in turn "lowers" the overall appearance of the truck.
I took a series of photos when I did my shackle install -- if you're interested in seeing them, drop me an e-mail and I'll pass them along.
I took a series of photos when I did my shackle install -- if you're interested in seeing them, drop me an e-mail and I'll pass them along.
Thanks!
Travis
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Originally Posted by ddellwo
Your truck already has shackles on it. The lowering shackles are longer than the factory shackles, which pulls the back of the leaf spring up closer to the body, which in turn "lowers" the overall appearance of the truck.
I took a series of photos when I did my shackle install -- if you're interested in seeing them, drop me an e-mail and I'll pass them along.
I took a series of photos when I did my shackle install -- if you're interested in seeing them, drop me an e-mail and I'll pass them along.
Also,
Another member mentioned that the lowering shackles effected his driveshaft and caused binding. Have you had any such problems?
Thanks for the help!
Mike
