[DimebagDarrell]

if i get the belltech kit with 3" coils and 3" blocks, will there be any problems with bumpstops up front? also, summit says this kit is only for the 4-cylinder models, is this BS? thanks

 

[96S-10 4.3]

Either get the correct V-6 kit, or use spindles, the 4-cyl coils will be too soft for the heavier 6. Spindles ride better also.

 

[DimebagDarrell]

what if i used 2" spindles and 1" coils, i was worried about 3" coils anyway, causing my wheels to camber inwards, would this happen. if i can get away with coills, id like to do that so save money

 

[IOWABOB]

2" spindles & 1" coils will ride better than 3" coils

 

[xtremer-pxl]

don't listen to these guys...I have 3" coils in my X and it rides fine. I don't see them owning any 3" coils so how would they know. Just make you get you front re-aligned after you get done installing the coils and that will get rid of the camber angle...but my X didn't have that problem. If you are looking to save money go with the coils.:thumbup: And besure to unbolt your front bump stops and take them out.

 

[HuTcH]

3" aframe drop..... those work as well

 

[xtremer-pxl]

3" aframe drop..... those work as well

In other words...3" drop lower control arms?

 

[HuTcH]

In other words...3" drop lower control arms?

yeah you could say that too but im too tired today to freaking think right now.... my mind has run away and im stuck at work

 

[DimebagDarrell]

yeah, ill probably go with the 3" coils then- thanks for the help guys. time to start savin money........

 

[DimebagDarrell]

oh yeah, if i get rid of the bumpstops, will the frame and suspension hit eachother and cause problems? that wouldnt be so cool.......... although once i drop and fix the exterior, i wont take it off-road like i do now....

 

[J_Rod]

3" coils are fine as long as you don't get cheap-o-AIM brand type. I had 3" beltechs on my old truck and they rode beautiful.