Lowered!

[83LSWagon]

I was bored, so I used some skills I recently aquired

 

[BrownGP83]

Hows it handle? Did you just cut coils?

 

[Blake442]

Yeeesh! The front looks way too low... :shock:
I'm kinda biased though, as I prefer stock ride heights.

Are your new skills photoshop related or torch related?

 

[83LSWagon]

It's just photoshop at the moment. I havent decided how I am going to drop it, but am leaning towards bags.

 

[Blake442]

I think it looks good the way it is. A V8 will settle the front down a little bit. 8)

I've installed a few air ride set ups at work, including on an '84 MCSS, and in my opinion they are really overrated, and they all ride like lumber wagons. I'd take a stock suspension anyday over air ride.
But I guess that's just me though...

 

[Furtrader]

Hey 83LSWagon,

I just noticed you have a quote from one of my posts in your signature.
Too cool.Thanks.

 

[83LSWagon]

haha yea, I thought it was funny.
I'm trying to get feedback from different people about how different systems ride. I want it lower, but I want it to ride decent at least.

 

[Furtrader]

I believe Summit has 2" lowering spindles.
Not sure what else you'd need......

 

[Supreme-Kustoms]

Looks good might be a little to low, but if its going to have air then its okay. I wish I could Photoshop I want to see what a wagon would look like in all silver lowered mildly with 82 Iroc wheels.

 

[513steve]

Id go with air, Ive done many air suspensions and they ride as smooth as a caddy as long as you build it right, with correct shocks, ect. But, its liek anythign else, you get what you pay for, a universal suicidedoors.com air ride kit for 900 bucks will not touch the ride of a 7500 dollar air ride tech kit.