Single Cab front drop

[SSmoothSilSS]

When I got my single cab (2 wheel drive) the front was really low so I purchased a new set of 2 inch drop springs and new shocks for the front and it had 2 inch drop spindles on front, add a 1 inch spacer on both side.

 

But from other single cabs with this installation mine looks lower than normal. Tire size is 265/35/22.

 

Why is mine lower? It rubs when I hit dip in the road and I want to match the back with 285/35/22.

 

Edited January 19, 2016 by SSmoothSilSS (see edit history)

[1BAD2K]

Sorry I can't help you, but I think 285 35 22 is the perfect size all around. Have you considered coilovers? You could tweak it to right where you want it.

Edited January 19, 2016 by 1BAD2K (see edit history)

[kaze_v8]

Whats the spacer you added?

And how do you know your springs weren't probably cut?

[1BAD2K]

Might want to try it with stock springs, and lose the spacer. In theory, that would raise you up 1" from where you're at and should stop the rubbing.

[SSmoothSilSS]

I was looking into the coilovers also.

 

The springs are new 2 inch drop Belltech from Tony at TBSS and the spacers are 1 inch Belltech. Shocks are new Belltech also.

 

The stock springs might be the right way to go, I don't have the stock ones, other option Tony mention was remove the 1 inch spacers and add 2 inch ones, I wonder if the ride quality drops with the spacers.

 

I have the Nitto 555 285/35 on the back, some other on the front but want to match 285/35 all the way around.

 

Just trying to decide what way to go with only taking the front apart again.