Lowering my truck...?
09-15-2009, 11:37 PM
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Leveling is not always up! You can get some lowering shackles for the back to lower it 2 inches to make it even with the front. If your not going to put bigger tires on it then I might consider going with that! Idk, its your choice just offering my 2 cents.. 
09-17-2009, 11:54 PM
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whats the lowest you can go with a 4wd? (here comes a stupid question)... Mine I can change from 2wd to 4wd hi/low is that what you guys mean as having a "4wd" truck or do you mean like my Explorer where its always on 4wd?
09-18-2009, 10:37 AM
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First there are NO "stupid questions"
Some of the 06 Harleys are also AWD.
A Ground Force kit (#9966 I think), will let you lower your truck 2" ft & 4" rr (actuality 3.5").
DJM makes a real nice kit. Check out there web site.
Some of the 06 Harleys are also AWD.
A Ground Force kit (#9966 I think), will let you lower your truck 2" ft & 4" rr (actuality 3.5").
DJM makes a real nice kit. Check out there web site.
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09-19-2009, 11:11 PM
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There are limits to how low you can go on a 4x4 because of pinion angle and all that crap. I would say a 4/6 drop on a 4x4 is the most. For those wanting to even out their ride, check out the rear end. I was looking into the leveling kit for a while and then waited. While doing my brakes I noticed 2" blocks bwtween the springs and axle. Wouldn't/shouldn't that level it out if I took those out of the back? Just another idea.