87 b2200 suspension
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87 b2200 suspension
Hey guys,
I'm new here, recently picked up an '87 b2200 that'll be my rolling project for the next couple years. I've always wanted a budget mini truck, and here i am. I have a lot of mechanical experience, but working on hydraulic systems from my time in the service. So i'll be learning as i go, and i'm stoked. So here is my first question.
I plan on lowering my truck, as well as replacing all the bushings in the process. That being said, many of the lowering kits i come across dont have or mention anything about replacing the shocks in the front. Is this something you'd recommend doing, or are there any kits you recommend using? I dont have a set price range, just an overall budget. But budgets are meant to be broken, right?
I'm new here, recently picked up an '87 b2200 that'll be my rolling project for the next couple years. I've always wanted a budget mini truck, and here i am. I have a lot of mechanical experience, but working on hydraulic systems from my time in the service. So i'll be learning as i go, and i'm stoked. So here is my first question.
I plan on lowering my truck, as well as replacing all the bushings in the process. That being said, many of the lowering kits i come across dont have or mention anything about replacing the shocks in the front. Is this something you'd recommend doing, or are there any kits you recommend using? I dont have a set price range, just an overall budget. But budgets are meant to be broken, right?
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Hey guys,
I'm new here, recently picked up an '87 b2200 that'll be my rolling project for the next couple years. I've always wanted a budget mini truck, and here i am. I have a lot of mechanical experience, but working on hydraulic systems from my time in the service. So i'll be learning as i go, and i'm stoked. So here is my first question.
I plan on lowering my truck, as well as replacing all the bushings in the process. That being said, many of the lowering kits i come across dont have or mention anything about replacing the shocks in the front. Is this something you'd recommend doing, or are there any kits you recommend using? I dont have a set price range, just an overall budget. But budgets are meant to be broken, right?
I'm new here, recently picked up an '87 b2200 that'll be my rolling project for the next couple years. I've always wanted a budget mini truck, and here i am. I have a lot of mechanical experience, but working on hydraulic systems from my time in the service. So i'll be learning as i go, and i'm stoked. So here is my first question.
I plan on lowering my truck, as well as replacing all the bushings in the process. That being said, many of the lowering kits i come across dont have or mention anything about replacing the shocks in the front. Is this something you'd recommend doing, or are there any kits you recommend using? I dont have a set price range, just an overall budget. But budgets are meant to be broken, right?
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