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#221 |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
hes a newbe, cut him some slack haha
use the search mode in the site it does wonders! ![]() -TireFryr-v8TPI-212-218,110-1.52rollers-Fully Ported aftermarket TPI setup,52mm TB,Coated LTs,Built 700r4,2800Yenk stall,Hurst v-matic2,3.73posi "TractionLess" GoleET:13s Best 14.6-93mph 1.78-60' YenkoST is my Tunner!!
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Hard times Kustoms
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
a 5/8 i should only have to cut to bolt in the notch right and maybe trime stock arms
i plan on using djm componets spindals,springs,shackles,and a flip kit
R.I.P my son€:ayden james woodbury
6-16-08-7-30-08 your time on earth was few and i'll be missing you *SIGNATURE REMOVED FOR BEING OVER SIZE LIMIT* Last edited by 92 sierra slx : 01-10-2008 at 01:05 PM. |
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TurtlePusher
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
regular bolt in notch wont be deep enough. you will need super C notch. You also will need to trip your bed support over your differential.
![]() Drew Huckins, Wichita, Kansas 1994 Chevy 5/8 Belltech 15x7, 15x10 Weld Split 6 |
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Hard times Kustoms
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
yeah i knew about trimming above diff but forgot to add it and i dont want to cut up my bed nor do i have the extra scrtach to get a super c maybe in the summer or next winter but ill make due with bolt in for a while
R.I.P my son€:ayden james woodbury
6-16-08-7-30-08 your time on earth was few and i'll be missing you *SIGNATURE REMOVED FOR BEING OVER SIZE LIMIT* |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
you could invest in a set of helper bags for the time being
![]() Drew Huckins, Wichita, Kansas 1994 Chevy 5/8 Belltech 15x7, 15x10 Weld Split 6 |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
Lots of info here. My question....I got a 89 gmc sierra sle swb and want to do a 3/4 drop, can I do it with springs & shocks, then what about alignemnt or frontend adjustments? Who makes a good kit? Depending on costs I would like to see what spindles and spring would cost also. I have a 70 chevy with 2/4 drop and no problems, the newer trucks I don't know much about yet. Thanks.
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#227 |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
im runnin 5/8 with 26" tall tires and i have never had any problems with the bolt in notch....you will be just fine!!
-TireFryr-v8TPI-212-218,110-1.52rollers-Fully Ported aftermarket TPI setup,52mm TB,Coated LTs,Built 700r4,2800Yenk stall,Hurst v-matic2,3.73posi "TractionLess" GoleET:13s Best 14.6-93mph 1.78-60' YenkoST is my Tunner!!
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
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yes they make a 3" drop spring for our trucks...hangers and shakles in the rear! -TireFryr-v8TPI-212-218,110-1.52rollers-Fully Ported aftermarket TPI setup,52mm TB,Coated LTs,Built 700r4,2800Yenk stall,Hurst v-matic2,3.73posi "TractionLess" GoleET:13s Best 14.6-93mph 1.78-60' YenkoST is my Tunner!!
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Hard times Kustoms
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
if i do the 5/8 will i rub or anything on a 275/65/15
R.I.P my son€:ayden james woodbury
6-16-08-7-30-08 your time on earth was few and i'll be missing you *SIGNATURE REMOVED FOR BEING OVER SIZE LIMIT* |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
i have a 2000 sierra long bed want to do a 4/6 and do 20x8.5 in front 20x10 in rear. Is it better to do spindles o lower control arms? Also daily driver
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
spindles are better and cheaper cause with arms you have to realign spindles you do not
R.I.P my son€:ayden james woodbury
6-16-08-7-30-08 your time on earth was few and i'll be missing you *SIGNATURE REMOVED FOR BEING OVER SIZE LIMIT* |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
Thank. Belltech or DJM?
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
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110% wrong. You need an allignment ANY time you touch the front suspension...PERIOD. ![]() |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
Yea i knew i would just trying to figure out best way. Most kits show arms instead of spindle for my truck.
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Hard times Kustoms
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
im getting djm stuff but both are good beltech just a little more pricey
R.I.P my son€:ayden james woodbury
6-16-08-7-30-08 your time on earth was few and i'll be missing you *SIGNATURE REMOVED FOR BEING OVER SIZE LIMIT* |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
So who makes a good 3/4 drop kit? Also should I go with the shocks that is packaged in the kit? Or is there different recommendations for type of ride, useage etc.? What is the travel difference between stock height shocks and ones for a 3/4 drop? Thanks again.
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#238 |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
Who out there is runnin the QA1 shocks...how do they like them...what do you have them on? This would be about the best shock for tunnin in the ride and feel of how it rides. They cost alot but with the right parts your truck can handle like a slot car. Ive been thinkin about installin my shock-waves from ART with some ART 3/8" block valves and a tank out back under the bed, then run some QA1s out back to help fine tune ride performance and handling on the street and track.
The difference between stock shocks and drop shock are mostly travle and load/rebound specs. -TireFryr-v8TPI-212-218,110-1.52rollers-Fully Ported aftermarket TPI setup,52mm TB,Coated LTs,Built 700r4,2800Yenk stall,Hurst v-matic2,3.73posi "TractionLess" GoleET:13s Best 14.6-93mph 1.78-60' YenkoST is my Tunner!!
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#239 |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
I've read this whole thread 3 times in the past month and I learn more and more everytime. Thank for all the knowledge and good info.
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Hard times Kustoms
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
ok i just did a 3/6
djm springs and flipkit with bell tech nitro2 shocks upfront rides great it'll ride even better when i get the notch in back i plan on going 5/8 in a few months with spindles and shackles
R.I.P my son€:ayden james woodbury
6-16-08-7-30-08 your time on earth was few and i'll be missing you *SIGNATURE REMOVED FOR BEING OVER SIZE LIMIT* |
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