DJM or AIM???

[Dunnburger]

I'm sure this has been asked before but I couldnt find it anywhere. Which is better for drop I beams? Also, how much drop do you actually get when all said and done.

Or, is it easier and would it look as good if I would cut 1 maybe 2 coils from the front and put say 15 or 16 inch rims up front with a lower profile tire and 18 inch out back (I have already flipped the hangers in the back and I don't want the front higher than the back, I'm looking for at least level)

What do you guys think?

Thanks in advance!

[td]

i fliped my hangers also and used djm beams, i had to cut one round out of my coils to get it to sit level.

[Thunderfoot]

I haven’t done it yet, but from everything I have read here from others that have, the DJM’s fit better and are the ones to use. But, have seen and heard to get the AIM tie rod relocaters as they are a better design. Cutting the coils to much will throw the camber way out because of the twin-I design… so be careful there…
Here is a link to a thread that one of the members did the beams to his rig.
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... hlight=djm

[Dunnburger]

Thanks guy's!

[layedout72]

DJM. period. AIM has the worst customer service ever.

[td]

actualy my camber was a little bit on the possitive side after the beam install. so i had room to cut one round uot of the coils.