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Did you get a "kit" or the WCC lowering bolts? I know they claim up to 2-1/4" drop but I am not sure how they measure that. Is that from the stock bolts turned all out or all in? I was only able to get 1/4" drop turning the stock bolts all the way in, I would sure like to get another 1" to 1.5" drop. Please post pics and let us know how it turns out.
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Originally Posted by mnmvette
Did you get a "kit" or the WCC lowering bolts? I know they claim up to 2-1/4" drop but I am not sure how they measure that. Is that from the stock bolts turned all out or all in? I was only able to get 1/4" drop turning the stock bolts all the way in, I would sure like to get another 1" to 1.5" drop. Please post pics and let us know how it turns out.
Got the WCC lowering bolts. I will before and after pics once it is done.
I have a question for guys that lowered on stock bolts.I drove the car up on trhe ramps and then used a jack on the crossmember to take weight off to "unscrew" the 10 mm bolts.It was very hard to turn,really hard and I even stripped one of the bolts and had to use vise grips.Why were the bolts so hard to turn?I think it had something to do with the jack on the crossmember instead of the leaf spring?Thanks Ken
Any other comments about bolt being hard to turn?there must be a way,I am also going to try to do the rear rubber with the reciprocating saw,I remember someone had done this.This mod is a little harder than I thought.
I'd be too worried that any lower and my nose would scrape on every little inconsistency in the road.
Exactly. Mine is stock, and I scrap on every speed bump and parking lot entry/exit as it is. And yes, I crawn on the diagnal. Any lower, and I would be scraping the metal hangars and nose paint.
Perhaps larger exterior tire diameters *with* a lowering kit to better fill up the wheel wells and maintain the same ride hight. But not lower with stock tire diameters.