Drop spindles, reduced turning radius?
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Drop spindles, reduced turning radius?
I saw in a different forum that drop spindles on GMT 800 trucks reduce the turning radius. Is this also true for the GMT 900 trucks?
I have some Ground Force spindles that I plan to install but don't want to reduce the turning radius of my truck.
I have some Ground Force spindles that I plan to install but don't want to reduce the turning radius of my truck.
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I think ur ok as long as you don't add djm a-arms with them
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no i lost a lot. right after lowering it drove to steak and shake. went to pull in a parking spot and ended up almost paralell parking it haha. there a thread on another site on where to grind the spindle to get full turning back.
i had to do it on my 96 but even though i get the lock to lock bacck it put the tires at a horrible angle and felt like they were binding up whenever i turned it a lot
i had to do it on my 96 but even though i get the lock to lock bacck it put the tires at a horrible angle and felt like they were binding up whenever i turned it a lot
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no i lost a lot. right after lowering it drove to steak and shake. went to pull in a parking spot and ended up almost paralell parking it haha. there a thread on another site on where to grind the spindle to get full turning back.
i had to do it on my 96 but even though i get the lock to lock bacck it put the tires at a horrible angle and felt like they were binding up whenever i turned it a lot
i had to do it on my 96 but even though i get the lock to lock bacck it put the tires at a horrible angle and felt like they were binding up whenever i turned it a lot
I lost a bit but I have the older Belltech spindles.
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