Rear end flip

[COWL327]

Is it possible to flip the rear end on a 2004 2wd with just basic tools I want a 3.5 inch dropin the rear and still pull the trailer

[ducky]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(COWL327 &#064; Dec 6 2006, 12&#58;13 PM) [snapback]75549[/snapback]</div>

Is it possible to flip the rear end on a 2004 2wd with just basic tools I want a 3.5 inch dropin the rear and still pull the trailer
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I flipped my axle and it pulled it down 6 inches. You could always buy some shackles and hangers. those are pretty cheap.

[COWL327]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(duckysbht &#064; Dec 6 2006, 12&#58;37 PM) [snapback]75551[/snapback]</div>

I flipped my axle and it pulled it down 6 inches. You could always buy some shackles and hangers. those are pretty cheap.
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I have taken out the overload spring and two inch shackles,but the ride is too soft for even a small trailer

[RedHeartbeat]

Put some bags on it to handle overloads.

[GMCwantsLS1]

I thought you had to notch it to flip it?

[COWL327]

I think you would too.I hauled some stuff the otherday and banged sumpin pretty hard on a bump...and it wasnt a bump stop&#33;

[SCIV]

I use 3" Belltech drop leafs. Work well, but the only thing I haul is ass.

[jethro_3]

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[ducky]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(SCIV &#064; Dec 6 2006, 08&#58;03 PM) [snapback]75572[/snapback]</div>

I use 3" Belltech drop leafs. Work well, but the only thing I haul is ass.
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hahahaha oh god SC.

yeah you do have to notch it. I notched mine and i have YET to hit the frame in the back. Hauled 320 pounds in the back (tires and rims) up to waco and didnt have a problem.