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2" coil spacers

mutti_wilson

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94' 4dr XLT
Will there be any problems with my front suspension, if I add 2" coil spacers? I have a 4" lift kit with drop brackets right now.
 



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there wont be any problems if you give me your 4 in susp lift first :rolleyes: no i think you will be fine but im not 100% sure. did you try a search here? there should be alot of info on it.
 






Yeah there is a ton of info on spacers if you search. But I agree with red, you will be fine. 2" is the max you can go though without adding new drop brackets.
 












i think there will be a problem.... With 2 inch spacers you will get alignment problems. You will have extreme positive camber as well as gain a lot of negative caster. Without lowering the axle pivots down to bring the camber back in specs you will be out of luck. I have the 1" spacer and with that had to install the biggest alignment cams available and still the alignment isn't where I would like it. It is barely in the spec range. Also with the 2"spacer you will need to get longer studs for the lower spring mount. The only reason I got the 1' spacer was because the original superlift coil springs were sagging. Some lift kits like skyjacker has 2 different mounting locating holes on the pivot brkts for 4" and 6" lifts. The 6 and 4 inch lift uses the same axle pivot drop brkts. All you have to do is move the axle to the lower hole. Just my 2 cents though..
 






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