louie83814

Hey guys, newer to this side of the forum. I have a '95 in my family that I have wanted to lower since High school. What is my easiest and cheapest option? I want to put 20-22" rims on it and get a good lowered look without "slamming" it. Any info would be appreciated.

li'l red95

Does it have blocks on the rear axle? Cause removing those and getting new u-bolts would give you about 2-3" in the rear.

louie83814

Im not sure I will check tonight. I know it has leaf springs and a helper spring right now.

Loford2

these trucks aren't cheap to lower unfortunately. The rear is easy, just flip it, and notch the frame. The front requires the lowered i-beams, which cost me $600 10 years ago, not sure what they are now? Then you need springs, eccentric bushings, and shocks. Mine is as low as you can get one without bagging it or cutting and welding on the front. I used 3" beams, 2" coils, and flipped the rear with a 1" block and it is in the weeds....

Just call me Sean

iTrader: (1)

You can get dropped beams for around $300 last I checked. No springs necessary unless you want to lower more than 3".