Figuring Lowering Coil replacement size

[91mighty]

Hello,
I am trying to figure what coils and shocks I will need to replace my existing coils and shocks on front suspension. Existing coils were heated to lower about 10years ago and are pretty shot. I am just not sure what size lowering coils I will need to replace my existing coils and keep close to the same ride height. Only 1 ring on the existing coils were heated so I am guessing that would be close to a 2" lowering coil? Any advice would be appreciated. For a 91 Mitsubishi Mighty Max standard cab 2.4l.

[Rahtid]

for the front shocks you can use 2wd s10 or 84-95 2wd toyota truck shocks
here some shocks for sale http://www.thesuspensionsource.com/belltech-nitro-active-front-shock-84-95-toyota-truck-2wd-2-drop-10007/ for the toyota shocks you will have to cut off the dust shield,


you can use these for the rear shocks
http://www.thesuspensionsource.com/belltech-nitro-drop-rear-shock-04-13-f150-2wd-5-to-6-drop-7512/

[DroppedMitsu]

snap a pic and we can tell you approx. how much the front end was lowered on your truck.

[91mighty]

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[crvtec90]

The only drop springs for our trucks I know of are made by belltech.

[91mighty]

Yeah I only found Belltech also. But I was trying to figure what drop I needed to keep close to current ride height. Front coils were heated with a torch so I dont know the actual drop I have. I think the rear has 3-4" drop blocks with a one leaf taken out. It was done about 10 years ago so its hard to remember. Theres got to be some sort of measurement point

[DroppedMitsu]

That looks about a 2-2.5" drop which is what most coils give. Aim(airbagit.com/chassis tech) used to make them for our trucks, that's what I used to run.