Going even lower ?!
how's it goin everyone, been a while since i've posted anything...
so here's the idea, I'm already sitting down on a -3/-5 kit from Ground Force from when F150store.com was still in biz. pretty much the same as any other spring/flip kit.
I want to go lower now, and bags arent an option at the moment plus i want the suspension stiff. So now i'm thinking of what to do that doesnt involve cutting the front springs.
Has anyone tried using Belltechs drop spindles in conjunction with springs?
As for the rear, i'm having another issue, the axle already sits on the stops (which were already cut down to 2") so apparently i'm going to be notching the frame. does anyone make a notch kit? or am i going to be playing fabricator again.
Any ideas or info helps... thanks
so here's the idea, I'm already sitting down on a -3/-5 kit from Ground Force from when F150store.com was still in biz. pretty much the same as any other spring/flip kit.
I want to go lower now, and bags arent an option at the moment plus i want the suspension stiff. So now i'm thinking of what to do that doesnt involve cutting the front springs.
Has anyone tried using Belltechs drop spindles in conjunction with springs?
As for the rear, i'm having another issue, the axle already sits on the stops (which were already cut down to 2") so apparently i'm going to be notching the frame. does anyone make a notch kit? or am i going to be playing fabricator again.
Any ideas or info helps... thanks
i havent seen a notch, but check over at www.sporttruckdirect.com
and you will be find doing spindles and springs
and you will be find doing spindles and springs
thanks.. i'll have to check with them... my only real 2 concerns with it being a static 5" total drop like that in the front was 1-tire clearance when turning (275/45r20) dont really think its going to be a problem though. 2-how low that front cross member is going to be....
i just ordered the 2" drop spindles with 2" lowering springs today from belltech.i had a ton of questions and the guy i talked to there was really helpful and knowledgeable.check out their website and give them a call.also you can try djm suspensions,the have alot of custom lowering parts.
Last edited by dannyrok; Jul 10, 2009 at 09:44 PM. Reason: more info added



