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spyder lowering kit?
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fastfraser
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How low can you go ?:dontknow:.
SpyderWolf
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You can look into the air ride system that Kewl Metal sells. That will drop the Spyder pretty low, but it is not recommended to ryde with it fully lowered.
Bob Denman
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Personally I'd start getting concerned about speed bumps and potholes if these critters had their bellies any lower in the weeds... :shocked: :spyder:
SpyderWolf
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Think about the belt tension as well. As you lower it the belt should become a whole lot tighter than it is in the stock position.
Bob Denman
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:shocked::shocked: You're right! :shocked::shocked:
SpyderWolf
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Sorry, I wasn't trying to talk you out of it. I just wanted to make sure you considered everything before trying to do it. I know XXX74 has the Kewl Metal air suspension on his Spyder. He lowers it at shows, but rydes with it in the raised position. So, it can definitely be done though probably not lowered all the time.
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