Lowering Navigator
Lowering Navigator
Please Help...
I have a '98 Lincoln Navigator 4X4, and just replaced the rims and tires / 20" Lightning with 285-45 Good Year Eagle GT II's, now too much gap is showing. What can I do lower it?
I know we have a air-suspension and adjusting the front sensor dosn't do much. Also the torsion bar adjustment bolt is already way out ( do you have to tighten it or loosen it?)
Thanks...Joe
I have a '98 Lincoln Navigator 4X4, and just replaced the rims and tires / 20" Lightning with 285-45 Good Year Eagle GT II's, now too much gap is showing. What can I do lower it?
I know we have a air-suspension and adjusting the front sensor dosn't do much. Also the torsion bar adjustment bolt is already way out ( do you have to tighten it or loosen it?)
Thanks...Joe
lowering Navi
I also have a 98' Navigator that I have lowered by just cranking down the torsion bar and adjusting the sensor for the LLS. I also adjusted the rear all the way down. This got me about 2 to 2 1/2" all around. I'm still looking to get about another inch for the front. I have Toyo Proxes ST 285X60X17 tires on all 4 corners.
You can contact Pat at Ballistic Motorsports (949)472-3834. I've spoke to him and he has a modified crossmember for the torsion bars that will allow a lot more adjustment without having to loosen the torsion bars so much. He seems pretty knowledgeable and they have done this before. Let me know what he says as I haven't had the chance to take the next step.
You can contact Pat at Ballistic Motorsports (949)472-3834. I've spoke to him and he has a modified crossmember for the torsion bars that will allow a lot more adjustment without having to loosen the torsion bars so much. He seems pretty knowledgeable and they have done this before. Let me know what he says as I haven't had the chance to take the next step.
Thanks for the info...
I've emailed Pat and got some quick replies, the unit will allow up to 3 inches drop. The cost is very reasonable, I'll get one and post some before and after pics by next week or so.
I've emailed Pat and got some quick replies, the unit will allow up to 3 inches drop. The cost is very reasonable, I'll get one and post some before and after pics by next week or so.


