Lowering the 95 Rodeo

I am going to lower my 95 3.2 about 2-3 inches all the way around. I was told that 3 inches is too low for the front adjusters to accomodate. Using lowering blocks in the rear what is the lowest I can go. 2 inches is fine with me And what is the professional term for the front adjusters so I can find that part in the haynes manualg

You would be messing with the torsion bars up front.

this wouldnt effect my ride any would it

I'm sure it will, if it's even possible to lower a Rodeo with torsion bars.

Lowering a Rodeo?

Funny

Lowering a Rodeo?

Funny

it'll look good it's just to eliminate the gap in the fender and wheel. you gotta doll it up a little u know

Put in bigger tires

i dont want any gap at all and i have bigger tires. it'll be the best lookin rodeo on the east coast. trust me. don't question me. please don't enter the "lowering the rodeo" forum with negativity towards me and my good lookin rodeo. it's my "toy" and I just like to do different stuff to it.

Even funnier!

i dont want any gap at all and i have bigger tires. it'll be the best lookin rodeo on the east coast. trust me. don't question me. please don't enter the "lowering the rodeo" forum with negativity towards me and my good lookin rodeo. it's my "toy" and I just like to do different stuff to it.
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The few Rodeo's I've seen lowered have a bagged system.

search car domain and look for examples and contact the owners for more info.

Even funnier!

lol