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Old 02-26-2024, 06:26 PM   #5
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Re: Heavy Duty rear lowering coils...

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I have the heavy duty 4 inch drop springs on my panel (not road worthy) but I wanted at least a 6 inch drop. So I put two inch blocks on it. The problem is Im running 15 inch wheels and with the two inch blocks you end up with a scrub line situation.
I had 2" blocks on a 70 panel i had, U bolts were really close to the ground. Got caught on a curb once lol. Thanks for the reply.
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