About 20 miles SW of Tucson. Its a small community that most people would just drive by and not give a second thought lol.

 

Where it lacks shiny it makes up with hiney lol.

 

well said

 

Quick question fellas I'm new to D/F I have an 2004 hemi sport SRT complete front end SRT10 22's superchip k&n intake and a bunch of other **** it came with....I need to drop this **** asap...what's the difference if I go with or without spindles cuz my dad swears on the spindle kit...post pics soon thanks

 

There are two schools thought here, chopped springs or spindles. I'm with your Dad, I used spindles mostly because over the years I have had both chopped springs and spindles. The spindle in my opinion worked the best as they maintain the geometery closest to stock and can be the easiest to align. If you look at your front bump stops, you will notice there is little clearance even when stock. So using drop springs will put you on the stops and require there removal. This is not a big deal, but is an indication how things are being changed. The rear is easy using a flip kit. Good luck

 

Spindles for a 2" drop for sure. The main reasons is that it keeps the suspension very close to factory specs. Also take away a lot of alignment issues that would prob' occur with 2" coils.

ooops RedTruck-VA post FTW

 

Maori,
I see we are in agreement... My internet is hit and miss at the moment, really hope to get this fixed soon. I hate missing out on all the action...

 

nice im in the process of moving back to tucson here over the next few weeks maybe we will have to meet up sometime and check out each others rams maybe shoot some photos!

 

also got anymore photos of your truck?

 

I had quite a few loaded last Month but had to remove them from my wife flickr account since i was messing with her photo streams lol.

Here is a video though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2jVExP3Tco


Bit hot now but there maybe quite a few GTG's this fall/winter in Tucson but it will mosty with the members up in PHX/MESA area. Few of us throughout different forums might meet up to do some runs at the track.