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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Brakes, Frame, Steering & Suspension => The Lows (Lowering/Drops) => Topic started by: JoshsC10 on January 13, 2015, 11:26:47 am
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I just installed belltech 4/6 kit , with 3" lowering spindles and 1" lowering springs but I really want it to come down maybe 2 more inches in front should I just cut a spring to bring it down a little more?? Or any other suggestions?? Thanks
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Have you driven it yet? A 4/6 kit should put the truck about level.
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get 3 inch springs if you really want to be lower
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How many leafs should be on an 83 c10?
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3 for STD, 5 for HD
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3+the overload?
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Correct.
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i cut 2 coils and am going to have to modify stock bump/steering stops. After test driving me and my friend were sitting next to my truck and the front dropped a good 1.5-2" and sounded like the coils broke but they are fine (scared the heck out of us). I recommend driving on one cut coil maybe a only half for a day or two if you do cut it. It's easier to remove them and cut more than ordering a new pair because you cut too much. (My opinion)
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When it dropped it settled which is why I recommend driving it first. I also recommend cutting only a 1/2 coil first and then drive it and remove and cut a 1/4 off drive it etc until you get it like you want. Don't cut more than 2 coils you will hate the ride and alignment will be a major pain. I really recommend not cutting over 1.5 coils, but...
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Thanks I don't think I'm going to mess with cutting them. I'm Sure my leaf springs are crap, I'm going to order a new set, I think it will raise the rear a little maybe leveling it out better if it doesn't then I might just get 2-3" lowering springs for the front.