Lower Rear 2005 Screw
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Lower Rear 2005 Screw
I have a '05 Screw, and I would like to lower the rear of it down to level with the front. I know there are kits to raise the front to level with the rear, but for whatever reason I'd rather lower the rear(like the look of it better I guess). What would I have to do to complete this? Remove a leaf spring? I don't haul much with my truck, so not too worried about bottoming out.
Also, would this hinder control or improve it?
Also, would this hinder control or improve it?
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there are alot of good shackle brands, Ground Force is pretty popular. The replacement spring is made by Eibach. and any of the kits you choose can be found online, and sometimes used through sites like this one in the classifieds.
2" should put you close to level, but you may want to drop further....
-Patrick
2" should put you close to level, but you may want to drop further....
-Patrick
#5
I'm very pleased with the Ground Force 2" kit. It comes with the wedges to keep the differential lined up. Had it for about 2 years now. The rear is still slightly higher than the front, but I like it. Helps get rid of the huge wheel well opening.
BTW, it improved handling and there are pics in the gallery.
BTW, it improved handling and there are pics in the gallery.
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Last edited by Bluejay; 09-07-2007 at 11:24 AM.
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Yeah, once I had the proper terminology to start googling I started finding information. Unfortunately, since I have 4x4 it looks like I can only drop 1.5" in the rear if I went with a shackle. You recommend the springs then I take it if I wanted more to get level?
I think to get level it's 2.5" inches, or I'm assuming that since the front lift kits are that much. Thanks for the help guys.
I think to get level it's 2.5" inches, or I'm assuming that since the front lift kits are that much. Thanks for the help guys.
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Originally Posted by hmsa42
Yeah, once I had the proper terminology to start googling I started finding information. Unfortunately, since I have 4x4 it looks like I can only drop 1.5" in the rear if I went with a shackle. You recommend the springs then I take it if I wanted more to get level?
I think to get level it's 2.5" inches, or I'm assuming that since the front lift kits are that much. Thanks for the help guys.
I think to get level it's 2.5" inches, or I'm assuming that since the front lift kits are that much. Thanks for the help guys.
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Originally Posted by hmsa42
Awesome, thanks man, found everything I needed and got the new U-bolts on the way to do the job. Here's a virtual beer for the help...
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Originally Posted by hmsa42
Yeah, I've noticed that a lot of the stuff I've placed in my profile doesn't show up in that top right corner, think there's a character limitation. I should pry just create a sig to fix that issue.
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Originally Posted by bluejay432000
You may be correct on that. yep, a sig would do it. good luck on the lowering. I think it really helps the look of these trucks, especially if you stay with stock wheels.
Last edited by hmsa42; 09-07-2007 at 12:18 PM.