Easiest/cheapest way to lower?
I have a 67 C10 longbed and after replacing the old farm bumper with a chrome one I can really tell how much higher the back end is. I've never lowered a vehicle before and just wondering what's the easiest/cheapest way to drop the back end 3 or 4 inches
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Way back when I was younger we would cut coils and remove leaf's to drop one...cost-free
But you may need to do some work on the shocks.. Nowadays like Scoti says springs would be the ideal way |
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We started cutting them. We used different methods to keep them located in the rear. Better ride quality vs the torched method of heating to collapse the length but still not like drop springs now readily available. |
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Drop blocks 1 1/2 then springs.
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A good set of progressive 3” or 4” drop springs and spring retainers will cost about $200 or less. Get from summit and get free shipping.
If you aren’t kidding the front I would not go any more than 3” total in the rear. |
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Easy and cheap shouldn’t be in a sentence with lowering.
Safe and correct should be the words. |
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