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I have a 2001 explorer SPORT and the rear is already lowered due to 400+ pounds in the back, and I wana drop the front a few inches but have no idea how to do it. Everybody I go to says it can't be done because of the gas shocks that are on it, and I can't find a kit for it ANYWHERE. So if I could get some Idea of how to go about it, Id appreciate it.

Thanks in advance

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  • 1 month later...
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yeah go under the truck you will see the torsion screws untighten those i have air ride so doing it on my truck didnt do shit lmao but waste 30 min other then that... your problem is solved not sure. but if i did my studying right your going to get camber and have to realign ?? :pardon:

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  • 3 weeks later...
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buy the drop torsion keyways from AIM and get under it and bolt them in took me about 2 hours once i got brave enough to use the puller to hold the keyways up.

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thanks! been sitting for like a year. i refuse to pay cali registration :peepwall:

those are 20s right? nvr mind 18s... :pardon:

Edited by BeatBox

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