Sick of the Ride with Bell Tech
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From: Chatsworth, CA
I was going to return the truck back to stock height, but I knew I would not be happy with the look....
I have chosen to go with some 2 inch drop spindles in the front, my question would be what do you spindle guys suggest?
I have chosen to go with some 2 inch drop spindles in the front, my question would be what do you spindle guys suggest?
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I would strongly recomend going with McGaughy's. They are the only spindles on the market that maintain factory geometry, they do not require flipping the tie rod ends upside down, thus greatly improving on bumpsteer issues associated with other mfg. spindles. I have had drop coils
, belltech spindles
and currently bagged with mcgaughy and they are
i hope this helps, i know that you may be able to save some coin with other companys spindles but you get what you pay for.
, belltech spindles
and currently bagged with mcgaughy and they are
i hope this helps, i know that you may be able to save some coin with other companys spindles but you get what you pay for.
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From: Chatsworth, CA
Originally Posted by j's01silverado
My bro has McGaughy's on his VHO. No problems over the last 2 years. His truck rides great BUT his turning radius sucks!
Do you have a coil suspension up front? Or torsion bars?
Do you have a coil suspension up front? Or torsion bars?
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#7
Originally Posted by j's01silverado
My bro has McGaughy's on his VHO. No problems over the last 2 years. His truck rides great BUT his turning radius sucks!
Do you have a coil suspension up front? Or torsion bars?
Do you have a coil suspension up front? Or torsion bars?
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Originally Posted by BlownChevy
McGaughy's is the way I will go...I have heard good things about them!
If i unload my trac bars in the rear it rides like a caddy.
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