Only lower the rear?
04-10-2022, 11:14 AM
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You could always add a spacer to raise the rear up a little. I actually did this, as I had a plan of using BMR SP090 handling springs without the full drop. I was going to use spacers front and rear to only have a 1/2" drop as I didn't want the full 1.25" drop.
I only got the rear done and then decided to go a different route. Surprisingly it drove and auto crossed great with stock front springs still (and extreme poly bushing bind...)
I used Global West 1" spacer P/N: 1627 (+1" height) & Prothane Coil Spring Isolators P/N: 6-1709 (-.25" height approx) = Approx 1/2" drop.
In reality it barely dropped the rear, maybe 1/4" max. Springs might need to settle?? Stock Isolator squishes more then I thought?? Not sure.
Global West also has a 1/2" spacer P/N:1621 that SHOULD work (I haven't tried it)
I only got the rear done and then decided to go a different route. Surprisingly it drove and auto crossed great with stock front springs still (and extreme poly bushing bind...)
I used Global West 1" spacer P/N: 1627 (+1" height) & Prothane Coil Spring Isolators P/N: 6-1709 (-.25" height approx) = Approx 1/2" drop.
In reality it barely dropped the rear, maybe 1/4" max. Springs might need to settle?? Stock Isolator squishes more then I thought?? Not sure.
Global West also has a 1/2" spacer P/N:1621 that SHOULD work (I haven't tried it)