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Cut the threads off the outer end of the tierod if you need to adjust the tierods for toe. It's not uncommon to have to shorten the tierods on these trucks with a drop to get the toe to come into spec.We had to cut about a 1/4" off my tierods on my old 13 with a 3" spring drop on the front
Looks great
What part number on those shocks?
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So with the 6” drop in the rear their is still that much gap ? Will it settle lower ? Front looks great
How does it ride with those viking shocks? When you say have them set at 10 and 14 do u mean the front set at 10 and rear at 14?
Looks good.
I too am surprised with how much wheel well is left on the rear.
It probably it’s Bc the Viking shocks are stiff af, if it had the shocks that came with the kit , it would probably will sit a bit lower
Did you cut the rear springs that came with the Inez Hotrods kit? If not that's the reason for the gap. The springs that you got with the kit are a 4" drop spring and has to be cut to accomplish a 6" drop. For every 1 full coil cut will lower 3/4" to 1".
I've found out that the drivers side factory rear spring has a higher spring rate than the passenger springs. The Belltech rear spring rate are identical (driver & passenger)therefore you get tilt towards the drivers side. Due to gas tank and other components on drivers side.
To compensate for this I cut 1 coil more from the passenger side rear spring than the drivers side.
At present I removed the rear springs and trying the 6" lowering timbergrove CRM bags. They take the place of the belltech rear springs, I will start a new thread when I've tried them for a while.
Did you cut the rear springs that came with the Inez Hotrods kit? If not that's the reason for the gap. The springs that you got with the kit are a 4" drop spring and has to be cut to accomplish a 6" drop. For every 1 full coil cut will lower 3/4" to 1".
I've found out that the drivers side factory rear spring has a higher spring rate than the passenger springs. The Belltech rear spring rate are identical (driver & passenger)therefore you get tilt towards the drivers side. Due to gas tank and other components on drivers side.
To compensate for this I cut 1 coil more from the passenger side rear spring than the drivers side.
At present I removed the rear springs and trying the 6" lowering timbergrove CRM bags. They take the place of the belltech rear springs, I will start a new thread when I've tried them for a while.