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Yes and no. You can lower the rear by 2" with shorter lift blocks but you should not lower the front. A search should reveal many discussion threads on this topic.
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first thing that comes to mind is why would you want to do this . but with the right amount of time and money anything can be done . im still scratching my head on why would some one buy a 4x4 and then lower it thats what they build 2 wheel drives for .
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I know. I bought this truck new, and love it. But, the geometry of it to my 5th wheel is not great. I need 4wd only a couple of times each winter, but, those few times really count. I'd be happy if i could go down 1 inch all around, but, would prefer two.
Does your logon relate to the Navy 'Bee's?
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Cool, I was with them for a while. I originally went in as a Urinal Tech! But, crossrated to a Corpsman. Then the tried to convert me to a jarhead!!!!! Didn't work, though.
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