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On my new build. 95 S-10 S/St. Looking for a way to lower the truck. SBC, powerglide, 8.8 rear with caltarcs. Very original right. Anyway. What would be an economical way to lower both the front end and rear. Can a 1 to 2" lowering block be safely used in the rear. Note, I have removed all but the two long springs. I have considered using the 2" drop spindles but have heard many conflicting theories in a previous post. Currently the front springs are the original springs (originally a 2.2 engine). The future powerplant will be a 383, aluminum heads. When the mockup engine/trans was installed (steel heads) the front end did not sag at all nor has the rear. As a side note the truck was gutted to remove as much weight as possible, interior is all aluminum. Suggestions, recommendations.
 
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Mine has 2" Belltech drop spindles and Viking coil overs up front and 2" drop calvert split mono's PLUS a 1" lowering block in the rear to get the look I was going for. It's got a 28" front and a 30.5" tall rear tire.



 
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