How Low? Full Size 4x4 Newbie
#1
How Low? Full Size 4x4 Newbie
Hi,
I just got a '92 full size Blazer. Its a daily driver and I'm keeping 16' tires. I plan on going with a set of shackles and adjusting the torsion bars. I'm not sure what that will give me. Will I need keys? I want the stance to be noticeable.
Thanks John
I just got a '92 full size Blazer. Its a daily driver and I'm keeping 16' tires. I plan on going with a set of shackles and adjusting the torsion bars. I'm not sure what that will give me. Will I need keys? I want the stance to be noticeable.
Thanks John
#2
Well, I guess the main questions are:
-can I get 3" of lowering in the front by turning the bolt?
-will 3" give me cv/axle bind?
thanks
-can I get 3" of lowering in the front by turning the bolt?
-will 3" give me cv/axle bind?
thanks
#3
LIFT IT haha jk its your truck you do what you want but typically we don't suggest going more than 1.5'' up so I would figure you wouldn't want to go down more than that? idk i've never looked into lowering a 4x4
#4
Im just not a 4x4 guy. I owned an '84 s15 Jimmy back in the late 80's. Before and after that, everything was 2wd and usually lowered. This may grow on me, but Im looking at my options. Ditching the front diff aint out of the question.
Can the diff be raised to help align the axles?
thanks
Can the diff be raised to help align the axles?
thanks
#5
I'm not entirely sure.... there are a few people here that have lowered 4x4's... uhm just search something like 4x4 lowering up in the search bar.
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