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C/R: I have a set of Bell tech lowering springs for a 3500.I`ll take $75.00, also hae a set of lower A-arms and some rear leafs.come take a look and make me an offer. J.R.@864- 630-1790
Thanks for the link I'll research a little more. I want to drop the front but don't want to lose the ride. I'm leaving the rear the same height. I tow a 5th wheel and Need the rear where it is.
C/R: I have a set of Bell tech lowering springs for a 3500.I`ll take $75.00, also hae a set of lower A-arms and some rear leafs.come take a look and make me an offer. J.R.@864- 630-1790
If you still have the lowering springs I may be interested. Do you know how the ride is when they are installed? is it about a 3" drop?
you want to drop the front 3" and leave the rear stock......??
you have to drop the rear 3-4" just to level the truck, thats going to look ridiculous.
is your truck 2wd or 4wd
Sorry Guys I've been out of town and havent been able to get on the forum. I do want to leave the rear stock. I have saw one done like this before and it looks pretty good. I can't really drop the rear due to pulling a fifth wheel. And it is a 2wd. It's a 94 and the rear doesn't sit as high as the 2000 and up. If anyone has any I am open for suggestions
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