Can you lower a 6-inch Fabtech?

I have an 03 ex. cab with a 6- inch Fabtech lift. This might be a dumb question, but i am pretty new to all of this. Is there any way to lower a 6-inch lift down to maybe a 4 inch lift without just buying a completely new lift kit?

 

welcome to TW! hopefully someone should be along shortly to answer your question

 

Should be interesting since I suppose it's a DB lift.

 

Excuse my newbness.. but what do you mean by "DB" lift?

 

"drop bracket"

 

Op post pictures of your lift/truck probably help to see what you have done to your truck

 

Alright. The only way that i have found that would be possible is to just get a whole new lift, but im not trying to spend another $2,000 for that! Does it matter the the crossmember had to be cut inorder to install the 6 inch?

 

http://images.craigslist.org/3Ib3Me3F75I15K15M7d5s3639d87631651431.jpg

This is the picture from the craigslist ad. I literally just went and looked at it last weekend and bought it today. Ill be able to take more pictures when i get home this weekend from college,( had my parents pick up the truck from the guy for me)

 

http://images.craigslist.org/3Le3M13H55Lb5E25Jad5se96b0e3c94201f68.jpg

 

Nice looking truck man!

 

Thanks, I bought it because it is really mechanically sound truck with only 113,xxx miles on it. but i just feel like the 6 inch lift is a little overkill, i really like the look of the 4 inch

 

Problem with DB is most require removal of the crossmember. It's usually not economically feasible to reverse this lift.

 

so I would have to pay to replace the crossmember and buy a four inch lift?

 

Yeah you're gonna have to drop some serious coin in order to reverse this

 

Well since were all here anyways, do any of you know how 33s look on a 6 inch lift? im trying to decide between keeping the 35s or dropping to 33s. Im not going to be doing alot of offroad as this is my daily driver and being a college student i dont havemuch money for repairs

 

Dang that's a nice looking truck. 35's probably drink gas but look cool, and 33's might look a little small but probably better for power, fuel economy, and cv axles too for that matter. depends on your priorities. But welcome to TW and congrats on the truck!

 

sounds good! thank you for the help, im excited to be part of it!

 

A popular look here in Hawaii is a 29" swamper on a 15x10...it looks good as is...

 

Before you drop to 33's find out if it was regeared for 35's.

 

This^^^ x2