View Full Version : which would handle better?
extreme gmc
02-24-05, 07:45 PM
2 inch drop spindles and factory coils
2 inch drop coils and factory spindles
thanx!!!
charlie
2 in drop spindles and factory coils
but you could get a different spring rate if you bought aftermarket springs so that isn't totally true.
stepside2k1s10
02-24-05, 07:55 PM
I would think the spindles and the coils
extreme gmc
02-24-05, 08:11 PM
but you could get a different spring rate if you bought aftermarket springs so that isn't totally true.
please explain? i understand the fact that aftermarket coils (like the 2 inch djms i got in there now) are stiffer so what do you mean it isnt totally true?
Charlie
xtreme lowpro
02-24-05, 08:19 PM
go with spindles and coils
LayItLowS10
02-24-05, 08:30 PM
i would def stay with the drop spindles, stock coils, i think hammer meant something like eibach coils, not just drop coils
firefighter
02-24-05, 09:17 PM
Yeah spindles and coils. Thats what I got on order for the X 2" Belltech spindles and 1.3" Eibach springs. With 3" Belltech leafs out back + 1" or 2" blocks rounded out with some Edelbrock IAS shocks and some 18" Boyds with some BFG g-force TA's :firedevil
if you want it to handle make sure you have a good set of drop shocks to. a stiffer spring will cut down on body roll and will make the tires stick to the road a little better up to a point. you dont want to stiff or when you hit a bump the truck will bounce up and the tire will follow. but drop spindles will lower the truck (lower center of gravity) and will also help stop body roll plus you will have the full travel of the suspension which will help soak up the biger bumps while cornering. I think your best bet would be the spindles with a stiffer spring.
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