laying front of a s-10

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laying front of a s-10
91 drggn dime avatar
91 drggn dime
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yes, with stock spindles you have to cut the frame for the tie rods. i had 205/50/15's on stock spindles and they hit the frame before fully laying out.

get spindles, you'll loose 2" of lift but it keeps from hacking a lot of the frame up.
NOTLONUF avatar
NOTLONUF
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Originally posted by jaredmXG



im bd on 20s and it bairly hits on the frame but i have 2" drop spindles, my advice would be to get yourself some spindles.

how is that> do you have a full built frame or is it just z'd right by the rods cause mines just laying frame on 20's and i had to notch out a pretty good amount for the tie rods.
dubDyme avatar
dubDyme
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and people, im glad you are body dropped, but that has nothing to do with suspension
NOTLONUF avatar
NOTLONUF
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Originally posted by dubDyme



and people, im glad you are body dropped, but that has nothing to do with suspension

your right.... if you have a wall of china. but stock floor bd's some people might consider suspension. so thanks for the smartass comment poon.
johnz avatar
johnz
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its this simple man lay the bitch out if the tie rods hit then notch the fucker get some 2 or 3 inch round steel weld that fucker in then cut off the excess..
odawg avatar
odawg
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im c-notched. So i would do that so you can go bigger rimz in da future.
wanted94 avatar
wanted94
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I'M TRYING TO UNDERDTAND Y U'D WANT THE TIE RODS ON THERE. "TAKE THEM OFF AND I BET U'LL LAY OUT WITH SPINDLES ON 17'S. ANYTHING OVER 20'S U'LL NEED CONTROL ARMS AND U'LL HAVE TO RELOCATE WAY TO MUCH CRAP.