Anyone use shock extenders on a 2/4 drop?
#12
TECH Junkie
iTrader: (10)
correct u are Jeff. I have it on my drop. It makes the shock sit more vertical (Belltech said to use it on the 4" drop.) I have only noticed when my truck sits on the lift at work that the passenger side (side where it was instructed to be put) sits higher.. as in the left side can still touch the ground (rear) and the right side wont. Just something I found. I have the nitro drop shocks and I think they ride pretty well. Of course it doesnt take bumps well, but thats a given since I'll smash trans brace and then slap the rear bump stops
#13
correct u are Jeff. I have it on my drop. It makes the shock sit more vertical (Belltech said to use it on the 4" drop.) I have only noticed when my truck sits on the lift at work that the passenger side (side where it was instructed to be put) sits higher.. as in the left side can still touch the ground (rear) and the right side wont. Just something I found. I have the nitro drop shocks and I think they ride pretty well. Of course it doesnt take bumps well, but thats a given since I'll smash trans brace and then slap the rear bump stops
So your supposed to use them with drop shocks not stock height shocks, correct?
#17
PT's Slowest Truck
iTrader: (19)
Originally Posted by 95 bright teal
they dont go down, they move the shock forward, and maybe a half inch down
#18
You can run shock extenders/relocators with stock shocks. They would help on a 4" drop, but aren't needed. If you have a good replacement shock they aren't needed on a 4" drop. They are designed to give you a more progressive rate by fixing the angle and helps the shock work less which = better ride. They are made to fix the angle of your shock, they call them extenders which is a bad name since thats really not what they are doing.
Here's a picture of them on my truck.
Here's a picture of them on my truck.