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Lowering 4X4
dencon509
+1y
Is it possible to lower the 4X4 MM without Divine Intervention - or Eternal Damnation?
'86 D50 4X4
'86 D50 4X4
broccolilang
+1y
dude its 4x4...raise it not lower it!
rxinhed
+1y
You can lower by putting blocks above the rear springs, with new U-bolts. The front is simply turning the torsion bars down.
A high school buddy did this one a 4x4 LUV in the 80s. He could scrape his way over speed bumps...
Still, begged the question: "Why?"
A high school buddy did this one a 4x4 LUV in the 80s. He could scrape his way over speed bumps...
Still, begged the question: "Why?"
dencon509
+1y
Why?
I'm not an off-roader and lifting hurts MPG.
These trucks are not only the best-looking minis, but they look even better lower. The 2WD height would be fine; lower would be better.
We get a fair amount of snow around here and I want to not have to install chains just to go skiing; I'm not a fan of studded tires and winter tires are just another expense I want to avoid.
I'm not an off-roader and lifting hurts MPG.
These trucks are not only the best-looking minis, but they look even better lower. The 2WD height would be fine; lower would be better.
We get a fair amount of snow around here and I want to not have to install chains just to go skiing; I'm not a fan of studded tires and winter tires are just another expense I want to avoid.
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myd-max
+1y
Don't lower a 4x4... It's bad enough when people lift 2x4s but lowing a 4x4 is just a disgrace and makes four wheel drive pointless