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I want to lower my rear suspension on my Rocker an inch. If you've done something like this please indulge. Also, is it something a mechanically inclined DIY guy could do in his garage?
i think u might be able to lower current by 1" if not any ol cheap lowerin bolts will do the trick,i gat arlen ness slam kit 17-100 hopefully gettin air ride for winter mod
I used the lowering bolts..I know cheapo but it got the job done..rides a lil bit harder but I don't mind. Check out my pics..I did about an inch..want tio go lower when I get a chance..
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