There is a shop here in So Cal who fabs up some drop spindles for the titan. I called Max @ Bio Kustumz (9516543195) and he confirmed the he does fab up a modified stock spindle, which will give a 3 inch drop and tucks in 1/2 inch. Ill go check out his shop next week.
I saw some pictures of spindles on another thread but was not sure if these were the same spindles?
Anyone out there used spindles to lower the titan?
Will anything else need to be done to install these? I saw earlier someone said the upper and lower control arms needed to be replaced. why is that? i am lookin to drop my titan but i dont want to do bags and a 2/4 or 2/5 isnt enough for what i want to do. also, when the back is dropped how much does this affect the towing capacity? not really worried bout the payload. But i have a big boat that i pull and cant afford to loose towing. any help or suggestions will be appreciated.
The reason why you need arms for the ones FFTitan has is due to the replacement ends that are on the custom spindles. If you let Max modify the OEM ones, then you can keep the stock arms. I have some pictures of some modified ones that Max did.
The reason why you need arms for the ones FFTitan has is due to the replacement ends that are on the custom spindles. If you let Max modify the OEM ones, then you can keep the stock arms. I have some pictures of some modified ones that Max did.
do the modified stock ones hold up? I've seen guys with the old chevys try to do there own and the spindle break. i dont need that kind of head ache. Any pics on and off the truck? Price?
No they are built right, the modified ones are meant more for just basic lowering where the ones built from scratch with uniballs are built for airride or hydraulics with camber,bumpsteer,and largest diameter wheel all in mind.
just checkin to see if anyone else has come out with a drop spindle. I've got the 2/5 kit and i'm gettin ready to put it all in. If not i'm gonna call Bio and get a set of theirs.
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