What else do I need to complete my drop?
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From: houston, tx
you don't need new endlinks for the front with a spindle drop. you are not affecting the front suspension, jut eh relation of the wheel to the suspension. no new bumpstops, endlinks, or shocks needed up front.
in the back you need shorter endlinks (like the socal ones) and shorter shocks and bumpstops too. bumpstops are available at pep boys and autozone.
in the back you need shorter endlinks (like the socal ones) and shorter shocks and bumpstops too. bumpstops are available at pep boys and autozone.
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my mistake... still trying to get used to drop spindles being available. :o
bypass is correct.
The front shouldn't need new endlinks.
Bob
bypass is correct.
The front shouldn't need new endlinks.
Bob
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From: NY
Originally Posted by brain bypass
you don't need new endlinks for the front with a spindle drop. you are not affecting the front suspension, jut eh relation of the wheel to the suspension. no new bumpstops, endlinks, or shocks needed up front.
in the back you need shorter endlinks (like the socal ones) and shorter shocks and bumpstops too. bumpstops are available at pep boys and autozone.
in the back you need shorter endlinks (like the socal ones) and shorter shocks and bumpstops too. bumpstops are available at pep boys and autozone.
Thanks everyone for the help!