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spindles or springs

i want to drop the front on my truck i already got 3 inches in the back. so far i got 2 ways to do it the pita way which is the spindles or go woth lowering springs. whats your opinion they both cost about the same i figure springs cause then i dont have to tear up the front suspension
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Re: spindles or springs

We've had this discusion many times on this forum, and most people say spindles.

Spindles are designed with the steering geometry already in mind, where the origionals might not allow enough adjustment.

Plus spindles will still allow full suspension movement for the best ride possible.
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Re: spindles or springs

spindles
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Re: spindles or springs

No question there.... Spindles.
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