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I have messed with me lowering components alot lately, and have 3/5 drop, spindles and 5" coils, rear trailing arm brackets and sway end links. Now as far as rear trailing arms go, they just position arms at better angle for suspension, not really to move back and forth( unless you were to get adjustable and do top and bottoms and adjust accordingly)
Now panhard bar, for me, is a must now. As I got left and right issues, especially on bumps. Panhard bar will move axle left and right accordingly. My axle personally is shifted over atleast a 1/4 inch and affecting everything, or so I think
I am personally buying adjustable panhard and rear lower trailing arms. This will bring my axle back to center and should make handling better, but more over for me, stop the popping that is happening.
Ghost, if your looking for some lowering parts hit me up.
I have some Belltech spindles, brand new, 5" drop coils
Belltech, DJM shocks 4 used. Also got a set of DJM front lowered A-arms.
Yeah the relocators do move the axle back and center it in the wheel well a bit. Me and another bud with the same drop and same size wheels/tire (26s) noticed his was grinding all over the rear upper control arms mount, while mine weren't because I have the trailing arms.
I just recently lowered my XL with keys and 3" DJM coils with NItro 2 all around. I think I need to ditch the keys and get some spindles for the front. The bumpsteer is too much.
The rear was bouncy when I first installed the drop. I have since added the DJM TA relocators and that helped from me having the driveshaft slam into the tranny over hard bumps. I also added the Airlift bags inside the coils. I only have 10psi in them and the ride is not bouncy at all anymore. I just took a 1200 mi trip and with it full of luggage and gas it still rode great in the back. And it rides good unloaded also. HTH
I'm also needing to attend to my drop. Right now I have keys and 5" DJM springs. Honestly the ride isn't that bad, but I think it will be much worse when I get rims put on.
I think the rear hardware kit would be my first step, correct?