These are the 2wd ubolts (no blocks) and 2" Belltech lowering shackles... just remove your 4wd blocks and ubolts and stock shackles and send me them in exchange for mine. Thats 2" for the blocks and 2" for the shackles.... then you can decrank your bars for 1.5" or so. Also Id be willing to trade the 2wd shocks for the 4wd ones as well

I am not interested in selling the shackles themselves... only wanna do as stated.


48 states only

Thanks!

Bill

 

Price?

 

I can only do it if I am getting the 4wd blocks/shackles/ubolts... I cant afford the down time of hunting around right now as mine are still on my truck.

If I MUST put a price to it though... we'll say $150 shipped (not including the shocks), I know its high but if someones really interested they can be my guest

 

oh i get it. hmm... i've already done this, but i have my stock 4wd lift blocks and u-bolts lying around still...

 

Any interest in selling them? That would be great... I could just put a price realistic price up for mine then lol.

PM me a price if your interested in getting rid of them, I know some ppl like to keep there stock parts.

 

might be interested, im going to lower my truck but i need see if 4 " is too much. i am going to ck it out tonight

 

has any one here had any vibration problems in the rear end after lowering 3 inches with the beltec kit. i have the black 22's and it shakes at 65 mph.. will shake the teeth right out of your mouth. i can visibly see the driver rear wabble at 65. i have put factory 18's back on and the same thing happens. could it be possible i have a bad universal joint our bad drive shaft angle........ i have had all 8 tires road for balanced. i am at a loss here any help is appreciated........2017 silverado lt crew cabz71 4x4 5.3l with 3.73 gears.

 

You lower the truck 3”. That changed pinion angle enough to cause vibration between 50- 80mph... just need check angle and get correct degree shims and install...

 

thank you the more research i have done thats the conclusion i came up with too after digging deep in the internet. i called beltech as well hoping they would know what degree shims i need all i got was part numbers of all the different degrees.i wish i knew what angle i needed so i only have to get under it once. but thank you for the response.

 

My 2wd Silverado is lowered 4” in rearand I needed 6* shims. But you need to check angle. Idea is 2 or 3* I set mine @ 2* Get angle finder from Northern tool or where ever you Perfer.