Lowering a 6.0, misc questions inside

MrOneEyedBoh

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Few questions: will running a 4800# spring and a 1" block be level or have the rear end just a tad higher?

Does running a 12" wide actually cause more wear on the hub's versus running a 10"?

What has to be trimmed usually n a 12" wide? What's rubbing?
 

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as i said before, it will be level and have no rake-possibly be ass low.

yes a 12 wide is harder on wheel bearings, power steering etc.

fender liner and pinch weld will have to be trimmed. the tire hits the body when turning.
 

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This is 4000# springs and no block:


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I already bought 4800s. I was about to say lol looks ass high, but the lighter spring makes sense.
 

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I already bought 4800s. I was about to say lol looks ass high, but the lighter spring makes sense.

also the weight of the vehicle makes a difference. a reg cab short bed will sit different than a cclb
 

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why not lower the front first, without touching the rear. Then take measurements and figure out what block you need for the look you want. simple.
 

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Lol true... Any idea on the sag, like say it measures 40" will it drop another 1-2"¿?
 

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This is the part number: 5C3Z-5310-HA

It's actually for a 2012 with the 6.2L gas engine. And it is Code X, 4000lbs.

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Denotes the weight capacity

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