Best way to Lower a suburban?
Hey guys, I'm looking for best opinions and pictures on lowered (non airbagged slammed) suburbans. would like to go lower then the 2/2 that LMC offers. I have a 91 2wd 1500.
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Here is one place to look DJM. 2" shackles and 2" springs.
http://www.djmsuspension.com/product...c%20table.html Can anyone help out on what you did on your? |
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I know where to buy lowering components, I'm just looking for some advice maybe from the blazer guys. Why is a 2/2 drop my only option. Can I do a 3/5. Withought any issues?
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If you did a flip kit you would get about 6" out of that. But you can do the 2" and take 2 leafs out. I don't think they make lowering leafs for burbs that year.
Can anyone tell us what they did? |
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Thanks for the pictures and replys. The first pic you uploaded above used a cut coil spring from an 04silverado. There aren't too many suburbans so thats why i figure the blazer guys can help. I will keep searching.
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you can 4" drop hanger in the rear
3" bell tech spindles with 2" springs them pull a leaf or 2 if not level |
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Thanks duallyburb, your suburban is coming together nicely. How well does it drive?
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better than stock much smoother now just have to weld in all shock tabs and finish rear floor
got 400 mile rode trip end of month :metal: |
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Here is a pic of my old squareburb. I used 3" spindles and the $40 ebay flip kit. I really miss this truck.
http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j2..._photo/075.jpg |
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That's the perfect stance I was looking for. Thank you for letting me know what you used.
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This is my old '91 'burb.
3" drop spindles and 2" drop springs up front. The rear was a set of 4" drop leaf springs. (Chisholm Suspension,... which is no longer in business,... I think) |
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the back is 2" belltech drop shackles and the front is 1 full coil cut off the springs
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