Best way to lower the 250
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Best way to lower the 250
Ok I bought my shop manual like someone suggested but it doesnt help me with lowering.
What is the best way? I read on dropped axles but is this in some way better than dropped springs? I have been looking at the dropped spring kits from Orange Co F-100 catalog (which by the way I dont know if these kits fit on a 250 or not). Best to drop front 3" and back 5"
Again thanks for the advice and help..its always appreciated.
What is the best way? I read on dropped axles but is this in some way better than dropped springs? I have been looking at the dropped spring kits from Orange Co F-100 catalog (which by the way I dont know if these kits fit on a 250 or not). Best to drop front 3" and back 5"
Again thanks for the advice and help..its always appreciated.
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A dropped axle is the easiest way to get a three inch drop in the front without affecting travel or removing spring leaves. You can get 2-3 inches removing leaves but suspension travel will suffer. To get 5 inches in the rear you will probably need to move your axle to the top of the springs and C-notch the frame.
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