Which way to lower?
Here you go, the poor boy lowering kit: I still have to trim the bolt threads off, because one will touch the spring seat on bumps, otherwise, 2 fit with no problems.

Here is the result of two kits on each wheel. By the way, Murrays auto parts only charges $7.99 a kit, and they come with extra nuts. Sorry for the crappy pic, the sun is going down again!

And this was stock height:

Here is the result of two kits on each wheel. By the way, Murrays auto parts only charges $7.99 a kit, and they come with extra nuts. Sorry for the crappy pic, the sun is going down again!

And this was stock height:
Here you go, the poor boy lowering kit: I still have to trim the bolt threads off, because one will touch the spring seat on bumps, otherwise, 2 fit with no problems.

Here is the result of two kits on each wheel. By the way, Murrays auto parts only charges $7.99 a kit, and they come with extra nuts. Sorry for the crappy pic, the sun is going down again!

And this was stock height:


Here is the result of two kits on each wheel. By the way, Murrays auto parts only charges $7.99 a kit, and they come with extra nuts. Sorry for the crappy pic, the sun is going down again!

And this was stock height:

And that Sunburst Orange Metallic sure does look SWEET on the panel!!!
Looks great!! FYI, those aren't "extra" nuts. They are lock nuts. Screw them down on top of the already installed nuts, use two wrenches and and tighten them together. This will keep the nuts from backing off with road vibrations and bumps. Hope this helps!!!
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