Chevy_King1500

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belltech. their dropcoils are setup for 3" but also come with a 1" spacer if you only want 2"

2000chevysilverado

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Suppose to be 3/4 more low in front

abey15

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I am kinda wanting to go 3" in the front also!
But I'm afraid of that frikin gibbs bumper cover draggin everywhere!

abey15

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Thanks bud.
Mines a hotchkis 2/4 supposedly. But one guy was thinking I had shackles also.
I was told it has drop leafs out back and springs up front. Rides like a** either way! Lol . Then it's got the hell wig upgraded front sway bar and added a sway bad to the back!

anthony251

No problem abey15, my 03 silverado has 5.3 228-230 comp cam hooker long tubes 3200 stall and full built trans lol well guys I'm thinking about going 3/4 what should I buy to go this way ?? 2in spindels with 1" drop spring ? And idk what for the back???

silver-mod-o

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Why not just do a set of helper bags for towing and hauling? Keep it low and still do what you need...

anthony251

Just sounds like a headache with the bags man plus I'd really like to run 22s

cammed00

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My front is 2" coils and rear is drop leafs and shackles and c-notched. Wanna go 2" spindles up front with the coils and flip kit out back.

anthony251

I was thinking 2" spindles 1" coils in the front and the back go with 4" drop hangers and shackles.. Think that will be a good set up? I do not want my front tires to now in like they do now so will the 1" drop coils make the front tires now in at all with the spindles?

silver-mod-o

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The bags are actually great! I have had them on several trucks both lifted and lowered and in every situation they have helped the ride and greatly increased the versatility of the truck.

Right now I drive a 2012 F350 for work and it weighs in around 10K with my tools loaded on it, the truck doesn't even sit on the overload leafs. I pull trailers, heavy, light etc and with a simple adjustment of the air pressure, the truck just sits level. Only way to fly IMO... The simple systems can be done for around $250 with good quality bags. Much easier to do than changing up a drop kit... And 22's can easily be ran with a 4/6 drop or more.