If anyone takes a close look at the R/T, you'll notice that the body spacers
are missing on them. It's a neat trick to give it the appearance of being
lowered...but makes a bunch of noise since there's no insulation between the
body and frame mounts.
All I did was run to my local Home Depot, grabbed some 1/8" rubber matting, and
used a 2" round cookie cutter to mark (and cut) some isolation pads for my
buddies '99 R/T. (Also made a set for my truck as well when we finally drop
it.)
We're also looking into the Hotchkis leaf springs since it appears that they
only put a block in the factory spring set. Trying to find a local spring shop
which can test a set of factory 2001 R/T springs against my Hotchkis springs.
- Bernd
> Bernd,
> Tell me more about this r/t trick. I've been wanting a hotchkis setup but
> i don't know if i want to loose that much clearence. 1'' would be nice.
> There is way too much space in my wheel wells. Are you not going to be
putting
> on 2'' springs and 3'' leafs? Does hotchkis make stock hieght leafs and
> springs? TIA
> adam
> 00 CC 4.7l 3.92LSD
>
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