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jarrodscot · 05-16-2009, 07:36 AM

well unfortunatly since all my parts are reborn ( came off my brothers old bagged truck ) i didnt get all the fancy paper work or instructions. Not like i prolly would have read them. I put a 5.16th inch spacer in and barely rub the rim so i will trim just a hair more now and call it good. By the way i am guess from cruzin round last night i prolly have to notch that cross member support in center of bed seems like i am smacking my pumkin but i will crawl under today and see bout that. One note i could add to this or second it if someone else has all ready said it is that pickle forks 98% garuntee a torn rubber on a ball joint. And has any one else had the top plate holding axle in place hit the notch before. seems like there should be more clearance there?

05-16-2009, 07:36 AM	#308
jarrodscot Registered User Join Date: May 2009 Location: sioux falls Posts: 3	Re: My advice on lowering your truck static. well unfortunatly since all my parts are reborn ( came off my brothers old bagged truck ) i didnt get all the fancy paper work or instructions. Not like i prolly would have read them. I put a 5.16th inch spacer in and barely rub the rim so i will trim just a hair more now and call it good. By the way i am guess from cruzin round last night i prolly have to notch that cross member support in center of bed seems like i am smacking my pumkin but i will crawl under today and see bout that. One note i could add to this or second it if someone else has all ready said it is that pickle forks 98% garuntee a torn rubber on a ball joint. And has any one else had the top plate holding axle in place hit the notch before. seems like there should be more clearance there?