I'm looking to regain some ride quality out of my truck, it bottoms out like crazy on pretty small dips or rail road tracks, it's an 05 RCSB, right not I have it lowered 3 inches in the fronts, belltech 3 inch drop coils, and a flip kit and overloads removed out back. Truck rides like complete ***, belltech street performance shocks all around. I believe the axle is hitting the c notch, so I was wondering how big of a step notch I could go without cutting into and notching the bed floor and hopefully get some ride quality back, and still be able to hook up at the track if need be. I know c notch isn't the best for track but it is what it is. Also have assassin bars to go on but I want to keep it from banging frame every dip I hit first, any help is appreciated.

Thanks.

 

Try spindles upfront. I have mine dropped with 2508 spindles and trimmed stock springs for about an inch or two more. Ouback I have a flip kit and 2 inch drop shackles and a beltech C-notch and I love how it rides man. I honestly like it better than stock

 

Just get a bolt in notch. Anything more and the pumpkin will hit the bed floor, even after notching the bed support.

 

I have purchased some 2 inch drop spindles for the just haven't installed them yet put will get the spacers to make the could a 2 inch drop when I do. The rear already is c notched welded. I'll need to just cut the bed support and see if that helps.