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Mcgaughys Lowering Kits are good ones. drop spindles in the front and a flip kit in the back
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you lower yours with your rims? 24's?
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i am when i get back. slammed1 has a full kit for the 4x4s, with shocks about 800
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Sweet, I got a new third brakelight and want to drop it 2-4 to help me put the bike in by myself. I can do it most of the time, but its a strain.
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McGaughy's makes a great kit
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You outta load your bike the redneck way. Back your truck into a ditch so that the tailgate is almost touching the ground lol. Works great with lawn tractors.
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well with my bike being lowered, i cant load it up in the truck when on a flat surface. the headers on the bike stop it from going all the way on or off, as well as the lower fairing will scrape. so i have to find the closest curb and put the front tires on it. but i am glas i have a slanted driveway. i should just get a trailer.......
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Funny you should say that. I did that when I was on leave down in Louisiana right before Hurricane Gustav hit. We was 60 miles outside of town and I finally found a ditch deep enough. Backed in and told the fiance to try to keep up.
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Hi
I am new here when it comes to Dodge but i have a 2005 Daytona and would like to lower it. I checked the Mcgaughys but i couldent find a lower kit to a 4+4 is there someone that makes one for 4+4? |
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