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    Why don't you just put stock ride ht spindles on it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    Why don't you just put stock ride ht spindles on it?
    X2 Jerry. That's the first thing I thought of when I saw the dropped spindles. Why?
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    Let me look for a pic of just what it looked like with stock height and the 225's..

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    I think I found one. It sat way to high. I want it kind of down in the front.
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    Went back--you also cut coils, and used 195 tires---just change the spindles, use the 195s and the cut coils---just the spindles will give you clearance on the grease fitting, and raise the cross member 2 inches

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