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I've got a 92 2 door Yukon 4x4. Currently stock height but debating going to a smaller tire and lowering. -
Thanks it took forever to find a 5 speed manual 88-94 4x4 ext cab short box. This one was in rougher condition than I would have liked...
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Whitsican replied to the thread Lowering 4WD Basics.Why not? It’s the **** box gotta have some fun with it haha.
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Whitsican replied to the thread Lowering 4WD Basics.I’m looking to keep the fat 33”. I think my best bet would be lowering keys, shackles and leaf spring hangers.
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Have you looked into dropped spindles? That would give you 2 or 3 inches then use the torsion keys to finish the front drop. Dropped...
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That looks great
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Running 245/70R-16 tires with 16x8 wheels.
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Can you share some more pics? What size wheel and tire are you running?
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not really my thing in fact I had asked in this thread https://www.gmt400.com/threads/lowering-a-4x4.65452/why why any one would want...
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I didn’t put too many miles on it before I removed the engine to upgrade that however the CV angles are better than stock so I can’t see...
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Whitsican replied to the thread Lowering 4WD Basics.As far as complications you haven’t noticed any premature wear on any components? Also any issues with the CV axle due to change of...
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Mines a beater but it’s basically what you are asking about. I lowered mine about 4” front and back, maybe 3.5” but I’m happy. I used...
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Whitsican replied to the thread How to lower front by 4 inches.Is 4” front end drop considered too extreme for the CV joints? Is there ways to compensate other than, obviously, not lowering the truck?
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I’ve got a ‘92 Chevy K1500 I’ve done some research collecting answers. She’s pretty level 6” wheel gap in the rear 6.5” wheel gap in the...
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