FLEX O MATIC lowering
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From: "Islander"
No difference in ride, that is why they designed it.
It is almost up against the bottom of the bed so nothings
gained in the rear. If you invert the front hanger this will allow
for 4 1/2" higher pin location, divide by 1/2 that's your drop.
Trouble is your pinion angle will be altered and adding a wedge
will raise the back end slightly again.
It is almost up against the bottom of the bed so nothings
gained in the rear. If you invert the front hanger this will allow
for 4 1/2" higher pin location, divide by 1/2 that's your drop.
Trouble is your pinion angle will be altered and adding a wedge
will raise the back end slightly again.
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