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Old 11-27-2004, 12:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Rear leaf springs

I want to lower the rear of my 4X4 about 2 inches. I just wonder if I could install the 4X2 leafs in the rear of the 4X4. Anyone know what the rear ride height is on the 4X2 as compared to the 4X2.???
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I believe the springs are the same, I don't see why they wouldn't be. My 2wd sits the same height as 4wd.
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I think the specs say the 4wd OR is about .8 of an inch higher than 2WD, although maybe that is just from different tires. I don't know if OR has different rear springs or not.
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It says on nissan's site Overall height (4x2/4x4) 75.0/76.6. Although I don't think that the leaf springs are differnt I think that it is more of front highth change and rear. I put the prerunner lift in the front of mine 4x2 and it is taller than a std 4x4.
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Thanks for the info. Looks like I'll maybe get some made at the local spring shop.
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I believe Jet Tech spring helpers bring you down about 3/4"....and a shell cap another 3/4"....and some stuff in the bed..1/2"= 2" with stock springs and better ride.
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Just Had Third Leaf From Top Removed It Droped The Rear 3inches Also Handles Much Better. I Have A Crew Cab 4x4 Le Off Road
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Whats that do to the shocks??????? Any changes needed there too??"??
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Unless Im Wrong We Didnt Change The Overall Range Of Suspension We Just Lowered Where The Axel Sits In The Range.
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Unless Im Wrong We Didnt Change The Overall Range Of Suspension We Just Lowered Where The Axel Sits In The Range.
ktmstarr, If you don't mind how difficult is the removal of the 3rd leaf? Steps for the removal? Thanks. PEACE
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