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I never thought I'd ever post in this section of the forum but for XMAS I accidently found out that my wife is planning on buying me a Belltech 3/3 drop kit and it was suggested to her that that would be a good one along with Nissan Frontier Shocks. I am a dummy when it comes to this stuff so I am here asking if this is all i will need to have it installed and she is getting the Belltech kit for $120 that is supposedly at cost. The same person said he'd install it for $50 and I'd have to find the shocks on my own. Now as it reads yes I am lost to all this. I want to drop it but I dont want to lose ride quality, is this a losing battle either way?
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Look at Belltech Drop shocks, they are one of the best as for the back you can run Nissan Hardbody shocks also which are cheap and ride good.
also with the belltech 3 inch coils up front you might have an issue with aligning it on the stock arms, Ive heard stories you can get it close but not perfect even with aftermarket alignment cams in there.
also with the belltech 3 inch coils up front you might have an issue with aligning it on the stock arms, Ive heard stories you can get it close but not perfect even with aftermarket alignment cams in there.
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Originally Posted by Mark98xlt
Look at Belltech Drop shocks, they are one of the best as for the back you can run Nissan Hardbody shocks also which are cheap and ride good.
also with the belltech 3 inch coils up front you might have an issue with aligning it on the stock arms, Ive heard stories you can get it close but not perfect even with aftermarket alignment cams in there.
also with the belltech 3 inch coils up front you might have an issue with aligning it on the stock arms, Ive heard stories you can get it close but not perfect even with aftermarket alignment cams in there.
But can't I buy camber kits or something?
Thanks Wayne as you know I debated doing this for a few but I figure 3 inches is as low as I will ever go
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