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lowering 97 hardbody

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slammed97hbody   +1y
Well to start out I used to be in the minitruckin scene back when i had my ford ranger but i've been out for a while and now i just got this 97 nissan hardbody a few months ago and i just had to drop it... im just wondering if this is safe? i dropped the front by adjusting the torsion bars as far as they would go and i used 3" blocks on the back and removed the helper spring so it has the short spring and the main spring...
slammed97hbody   +1y
oh yeah there was one more thing i'm pretty sure that it's because the axle is shifting but every time i accelerate or let off of the gas the truck is jerking from side to side can anybody tell me for sure what that would be caused from?
draginrunner   +1y
It sounds like lose bolts. I used to have a 97 nissan ext cab. I first droped it just like you said. But that would be my guess.
slammed97hbody   +1y
yeah mine is a 97 extended cab... you didn't ever have any problems with the leafs breaking did you? i did the same thing on a ranger that i had as far as taking the leafs out and one of the leafs broke...
draginrunner   +1y
I didn't have any problems at all. I had a buddy who had a ranger and he flipped his leaf springs and the driver side ended up breaking.
oldskool66   +1y
well as far as leafs breaking i havent seen a HB leaf break maany have done what you did. befor i bagged mine i used a 3in block and redriled my hanger to bring it up a little that alone gave me about an 1" also i removed the bumpstops and replaced them with a smaller universal one. in the front i used drop spindles and then lowered the torsion bars 2" so give it a slight raked look.
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