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Wagenwest dropped spindles any good?
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<blockquote data-quote="dubbedup67" data-source="post: 513775" data-attributes="member: 12031"><p>To be honest I only wanted to drop it about 6 inches all round.so wanted to stay with ball joint.unless it works out cheaper to go K n L?</p><p>I did want to slam it but I want to be able to get into campgrounds easily,and I don't want to start cutting into it's og chassis</p><p></p><p>As for the back I think I'm going to drop it a spline until I can get adjustable spring plates,though I am debating fitting some boomerangs rather than turn it on the splines.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dubbedup67, post: 513775, member: 12031"] To be honest I only wanted to drop it about 6 inches all round.so wanted to stay with ball joint.unless it works out cheaper to go K n L? I did want to slam it but I want to be able to get into campgrounds easily,and I don't want to start cutting into it's og chassis As for the back I think I'm going to drop it a spline until I can get adjustable spring plates,though I am debating fitting some boomerangs rather than turn it on the splines. [/QUOTE]
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