Rear spring spacers
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mikez71
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I've not seen one.. 3/4" is the shortest one I could find (non metal)
I'm guessing the centering bump maybe 1/2", so maybe no way to do it.. ?
Maybe a custom bump extension that's bolted/welded in place, plus a 1/2" ring for spacer?
let us know if you find something..
I'm guessing the centering bump maybe 1/2", so maybe no way to do it.. ?
Maybe a custom bump extension that's bolted/welded in place, plus a 1/2" ring for spacer?
let us know if you find something..
Yeah I saw the 3/4 and I think I saw another size shorter than 1". I'll definitely post back what I find
kbuskill
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Install heater hose around the bottom and top coils on the springs or install a spacer on top of the spring instead of the bottom.
Could probably even double up on some isolators no?
Wouldn't installing the spacer on the top be the same as if you installed it on the bottom?
kbuskill
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It would still provide lift, if that is what you are asking.
The difference being the upper pocket wouldn't allow the spring and spacer to become dislodged.
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Okay so, 3/4 drop? What was used for the rear? Drop? springs? Did u chop stuff? Input..need input!!!
I used the norcal belltech kit. So I believe drop struts and coils
Oh. Was the advice about the heater hose and putting the isolator on top only to prevent dislodging? Or would it help give me slight lift?
kbuskill
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It would give slight lift, not a ton but you were trying for around 1/2".
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Cut bump stops!
How would this help with the lift?
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Obviously, it will reduce the weight over the axle by ~4 ounces.
Removing .000125% of the weight over rear axle, thus lifting the rear .00025".
Removing .000125% of the weight over rear axle, thus lifting the rear .00025".
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I'm always dropping, sorry my bad. And yeah, it will reduce the rear weight! As I clear my throat.
