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Old 09-07-2004, 03:24 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Lowering the Rear

Anyone know the status of a 2" (aprox) lowering kit for the Rear??
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No. But I would be interested in such a kit.
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Old 09-07-2004, 09:10 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Streetbeatcustoms has on but it is 395 plus shipping.
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I thought that kit was a 2" front and 4" rear lowering kit...

I think he's just looking to lower the back only 2"...

I could be wrong though, but $400 for a rear kit to lower only 2" sounds really high...

I too would be interested in such a kit, after seeing some pictures, I'm not sure that I want to go 2 and 4, might just want to level her out...

Anyone notice the Titan settleing any after owning the truck 6 months or so? I've heard of domestics settleing some and wondered it the titan would...

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Throw a few sandbags back there. Not pretty, but a cheap fix. Besides winter is coming on and those in snowy places might need the xtra weight.
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I e-mailed Alex and asked if they would send just the back lowering kit and if so how much . He said yes 395+ shipping
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Throw a few sandbags back there. Not pretty, but a cheap fix. Besides winter is coming on and those in snowy places might need the xtra weight.
Once the snow starts I'm definitely heading out for sandbags. Not only that, but they will help get stuck people out of the snow if you ever get caught w/o tow straps.
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You guys know about shackles right?
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I e-mailed Alex and asked if they would send just the back lowering kit and if so how much . He said yes 395+ shipping
See I figured I could be wrong...

I'm use to lowering these honda cars, $150 for a set of springs. When you said $395 for the rear only my mouth dropped...

Thanks for correcting me...

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Clash, I'll speak up and say no, besides this is my first full size truck and I have no idea how to lower it. I'm sure I could figure it out with some help though as I've lowered lots of honda cars and nissan hardbody's...

My nissan hardbody was great, just bought some 2 inch blocks at autozone and turned down the front torsion bars...

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I agree seems steep.....I would figure on 100-200 would be a good range....i am just looking to level the truck and dont want to jack up the front....any thoughts are greatly appreicated
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I was told by someone on here that there is only about 1" to be lowerd from shackels.
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I modified a set of belltech drop shackles from a F-150. I was only able to get about 1" lower or maybe a little more. The top of the shackle and the spring are really close to the bed. I really don't believe I could have lowered it any more with shackles. I'll try to get some pics soon.

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I think that the rear kit from streetbeat is a new leaf spring set up. That is why it is so much. A flip kit is to low @ 5" and shackels @1". New leafs perfect.
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I don't think anyone makes a flip kit do they? If so let me know

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This is about what I want.
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