Tried to post earlier but i guess my computers retarded..... I need to get my truck on the road a.s.a.p. My problem is that although ive got my cheap *** lowering job for the rear figured out, (notched frame , flipped leafs) , im still stumped on the front end. I'll be keeping the stock axle up front, (spare change for sub-framing , dropped axles , lowered leafs are out of the question as of now), & need to figure out my options for getting as low as possible , cheaply.at this point , the ride can be rough as hell for all i care , i just need to get the nose down. Any & all options or advice would be greatly appreciated. Ive got little cash to work with , but plenty of time to get dirty doing the work myself.........
Having problems posting guys , just checking to see if this thread is actually up , not trying to bump....
If you're talking no cash output, all you can do is remove leaves from the front. Good for about a 4" drop on most trucks. I took 4 leaves out of the front of my 57 a few years ago, sat it right down on the bumpstops. Had to put one back in to drive it. Looked cool, rode lousy, about 1" travel. Now knowing that I would do it right and use a drop axle and probably still take out a leaf or 2. Devin