Scott91370
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I'm doing an axle flip and have been reading about the shock extenders (front and rear) vs. getting lowered shocks. I see that the rear bolt into the origin shock mount then hang down. Got a couple of questions for anybody that has an opinion or has used something like this.
1) How far down do these hang? They look like maybe 2". In that case I would still need a shock for a lowered vehicle, right?
2) Has anybody tried to make an extended TOP shock mount? Like a hoop upwards that would be 5 or so inches taller.
I've also seen the front extensions from Western Chassis which move the mount up 2.5". Since I am using a 2" coil spring and a 2.5" spindle, could I just use a factory length sock here as well?
Thanks in advance!
1) How far down do these hang? They look like maybe 2". In that case I would still need a shock for a lowered vehicle, right?
2) Has anybody tried to make an extended TOP shock mount? Like a hoop upwards that would be 5 or so inches taller.
I've also seen the front extensions from Western Chassis which move the mount up 2.5". Since I am using a 2" coil spring and a 2.5" spindle, could I just use a factory length sock here as well?
Thanks in advance!