I have a 97 dakota dropped 2-3 and it's quite close to the bump stops ALL
around. I had to shave off my front stops half way to get 1/2" of suspension
travel after installing 2" dropped springs and with a new hanger mount and 1"
block in the rear. I was about 3/4" away from the bump stop so shaved it and
I now have about 2" of travel til the bump stop gets hit. Anyways... there
are pictures of my truck on Bernd's page to see how low it is with a 2-3 and
lower profile tires.
Point of post: more than 2" in front without a new spindle and there will be
minimumal suspension travel. more than 3" in the rear, and expect a frame
notch... (which is NOT good because it bends and flexes over time and one
day... CRACK)
-Dester
<< > So i've pretty much decided that im gonna lower my
> truck. I'm goin with
> the 3/5 to avoid notching the frame. My question is
> will the front of
> the truck actually drop 3" since i only have an I-4?
> Should i try to do
> a 4/5 to compensate for the lack of weight? Or are
> their different kits
> for each engine? Let me know. Thanx
> --Travis >>
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