Lowering a 1985 p/u
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Lowering a 1985 p/u
Hello! This is my first time in this section! Got a question for you. Need help lowering 1985 pickup by 1". What is the best route?
If I cut front springs, how much should be cut, and how much will this affect the cambers? I would like to avoid the dropped I-beam route.
Renee'
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If I cut front springs, how much should be cut, and how much will this affect the cambers? I would like to avoid the dropped I-beam route.
Renee'
1955 Ford F-100 Panel
Click link then go to 1955 Ford Panel for updates on project
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1968 Mustang GT Fastback
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Lowering a 1985 p/u
Cutting the springs probably would be the best way, and the cheapest too.
How much to cut? You will have to experiment.
Will it affect camber? Yes, but if you stick with 1 inch, the frontend shop should be able to adjust for that.
How much to cut? You will have to experiment.
Will it affect camber? Yes, but if you stick with 1 inch, the frontend shop should be able to adjust for that.
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Lowering a 1985 p/u
Ummm...not when a vintage 50's hotrod is sitting on top of that frame...would look kinda silly! 4x4 hotrod??? Dont think so!
Thanks for the advice.
Renee'
1955 Ford F-100 Panel
Click link then go to 1955 Ford Panel for updates on project
http://briefcase.yahoo.com/macs55F100
1968 Mustang GT Fastback
Thanks for the advice.
Renee'
1955 Ford F-100 Panel
Click link then go to 1955 Ford Panel for updates on project
http://briefcase.yahoo.com/macs55F100
1968 Mustang GT Fastback
