2018 XLT 4x4 rear drop
#1
2018 XLT 4x4 rear drop
I purchased this 2018 which had a leveling kit installed on the front of about 2 1/2". I removed the leveling kit to bring the front down and have installed a set of 3" drop rear shackles.
Currently, the wheel well height at the front is at 37" and the rear is still at about 39 1/2". I would like to drop the rear another 2 1/2" to level out the truck.
At this point, I'm looking for options as to what would be the most cost effective way to drop the rear without breaking the bank.
Any help would be appreciated.
Currently, the wheel well height at the front is at 37" and the rear is still at about 39 1/2". I would like to drop the rear another 2 1/2" to level out the truck.
At this point, I'm looking for options as to what would be the most cost effective way to drop the rear without breaking the bank.
Any help would be appreciated.
#2
I purchased this 2018 which had a leveling kit installed on the front of about 2 1/2". I removed the leveling kit to bring the front down and have installed a set of 3" drop rear shackles.
Currently, the wheel well height at the front is at 37" and the rear is still at about 39 1/2". I would like to drop the rear another 2 1/2" to level out the truck.
At this point, I'm looking for options as to what would be the most cost effective way to drop the rear without breaking the bank.
Any help would be appreciated.
Currently, the wheel well height at the front is at 37" and the rear is still at about 39 1/2". I would like to drop the rear another 2 1/2" to level out the truck.
At this point, I'm looking for options as to what would be the most cost effective way to drop the rear without breaking the bank.
Any help would be appreciated.
#3
Thank you for the response.
#4
Doing this in addition to your 3” shackle drop might change the angle enough to cause a vibration at a certain speed or RPM but I wouldn’t worry about it unless that condition presents itself, at which point you can measure the angle and order the correct shim. It’s more of a case by case basis and how sensitive you are to it.