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Looks like a pretty complete kit and at a good price. Just wondering how low these bushings make the front. Im lowered on stock bolts now and lookin to go another probably 1/2 in.
I'm sure the (ZIP) front bushing would be close to the size of your front cut 2/3. Cutting all of your front bushings off in the front is no easier than leaving 1/3. See sig.
and how much of a chore is cutting front bushings??
The most time consuming part is getting the bolts un-installed (completed unscrewed from the leaf spring) so you can actually cut the bushings. I used a hacksaw and cut both bushings in 5 mins. The rest of the couple of hours of work was dropping the lower A-arm and then reinstalling everything (and a couple of beers). It's an easy job ... just takes a little time and a little elbow grease.
The most time consuming part is getting the bolts un-installed (completed unscrewed from the leaf spring) so you can actually cut the bushings. I used a hacksaw and cut both bushings in 5 mins. The rest of the couple of hours of work was dropping the lower A-arm and then reinstalling everything (and a couple of beers). It's an easy job ... just takes a little time and a little elbow grease.
guess i'll be going this route, thanx for the help.
Cut the front bushings with a Sawzall without taking anything apart. Get longer rear bolts,grade 8, from a fastener store or hardware if they have 8's. Worked for me.
Fred
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