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A side shot in the sun (no shadow under it) and a tire size would probably help a lot for a educated guess by some of the fellas here...
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2.5"/4" is my guess
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Agreed.
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I can't tell at all but I sure like your hood. highdesertranger
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Thanks for the help guys. So how would I get this baby down 4/6 I know the front would be a matter of either 2" coils or spindles. What should could I do for the rear? Thank you again in advance. The rim tires for the front are 225 - 55- 18 and the rear is 265 - 50 - 20 I believe. the rears are 20 x 10 the fronts are 18 x 8.5
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Longer rear shackles to drop the back. Atleast I think ive never lowerd always raised...I think they make multi hole shackles to give u options for how low
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Or place the spring under the axle and weld on new perches....
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