4x4 Springs
#4
They will fit. The front springs are the same size however the strut or shock has a different position that the spring seats on that raises the front end to stock 4x4 height. Also as stated earlier there is a 2" block that goes under your rear leaf springs that raises the rear. If you leave the block out of the rear and just add the front the truck sits pretty level. If you add the block the rear will ride higher.
#5
Has any body put these springs on a 2WD and the billet spacers???
I have the leveling kit which is a billet spacer and a shackle in the rear...
Obviously the rear block won't matter as long as I have the rear u-bolts...
But the front with the 4x4 springs and my billet spacer, Will it work????
I have the leveling kit which is a billet spacer and a shackle in the rear...
Obviously the rear block won't matter as long as I have the rear u-bolts...
But the front with the 4x4 springs and my billet spacer, Will it work????
#6
Originally Posted by G-NOTE
Has any body put these springs on a 2WD and the billet spacers???
I have the leveling kit which is a billet spacer and a shackle in the rear...
Obviously the rear block won't matter as long as I have the rear u-bolts...
But the front with the 4x4 springs and my billet spacer, Will it work????
I have the leveling kit which is a billet spacer and a shackle in the rear...
Obviously the rear block won't matter as long as I have the rear u-bolts...
But the front with the 4x4 springs and my billet spacer, Will it work????
#7
Originally Posted by BestNTx
I dont believe so I believe it will put your ball joints at to severe of an angle.
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#8
I work in construction and alot of my jobs are downtown Houston, Tx. I have to be able to fit in parking garages, and right now I am about 2" from hitting my roof.
Just looking for another couple of inches, I'm not a cheap skate, I can definatly afford a 6" kit, it just would'nt be practical for my application...
Just looking for another couple of inches, I'm not a cheap skate, I can definatly afford a 6" kit, it just would'nt be practical for my application...