Lowering a Lifted 2wd
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Lowering a Lifted 2wd
HI Guys.
Currently looking for a 2000-2007 V10 F250-F350 Crewcab short bed. This will be a tow rig for a race car I'm building. Only used about 2 weekends a month with a couple trip a year to Vegas. Will not be a daily drive so gas mileage is really not a concern. Only towing a open trailer with race car and golf cart.
I have been finding a lot of lifted 2wd f250 and f350. I really don't want a lifted truck. I'm handicapped and actually would prefer it to be a little lower then stock(not slammed).
Are these lifted trucks able to be lowered back to stock height? I'm hoping its just springs and shocks and that none of the stock suspension connection points are cut off.
Thanks
Currently looking for a 2000-2007 V10 F250-F350 Crewcab short bed. This will be a tow rig for a race car I'm building. Only used about 2 weekends a month with a couple trip a year to Vegas. Will not be a daily drive so gas mileage is really not a concern. Only towing a open trailer with race car and golf cart.
I have been finding a lot of lifted 2wd f250 and f350. I really don't want a lifted truck. I'm handicapped and actually would prefer it to be a little lower then stock(not slammed).
Are these lifted trucks able to be lowered back to stock height? I'm hoping its just springs and shocks and that none of the stock suspension connection points are cut off.
Thanks
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Be aware that they may not be lifted. My truck is alot taller that the 97 it replaced. to the point that I really use the running boards to enter the truck
I would assume you may need to lower it.
Good luck
I would assume you may need to lower it.
Good luck
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