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I’m contemplating putting a BDX 40” spindle kit on my sled. I know your probably wondering why I would want to but I’m using the sled as a crossover and don’t want to sell and buy another one as of right now. My question is how does the kit take it to 40” stance when it retains the lower arm and shock? The kit comes with bracket to attach upper arm lower on chassis, the upper arm and the spindle. If the lower arm and shock need to be replaced, I’d just go to a 42” kit. Can anyone shed some light on how you can achieve a wider stance without changing the lower arms? Would it be all in the spindle? My next step is contacting BDX for clarification but I bought the kit from another source so I figured I ask here first. Any clarification or comments are appreciated. Let’s all pray for snow here. This is ridiculous!
I’m not 100%, but I would guess you can use the stock lower a arms because of where the mounting points for the lower a arm on the BDX spindle is located.
lay the BDX spindle next to the stock one and see what the difference is.
Call BDX , I’m sure they would answer your questions. I doubt they would give you any sh!t on where the kit was bought.
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