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I am running ride tech coil-overs and a 2” drop spindle up front. Rides great and no rubbing. I also have mickey thompson SS radials out back 275/40. Looks like plenty if room but i still gotta drop the rear another 2”
How are those Mickey Thompson tires doing at your power level?
How are those Mickey Thompson tires doing at your power level?
the mickey’s are really doing great on the street. Pretty much zero spin so far and i feel more confident getting on it going under 60 mph. I drove in some light rain and i will never do it again. That being said i cant wait to go to the track. I wanted to ask you where you bought those tie rod end links?
Who's spindle and what spring rate and length did you use?
the spindle is a belltech, the coilovers are the ridetech HQ series made for 99-06 silverado/ sierra designed as a strong arm package i could not find any info on the coil rate but the part# is 11383510.
255/55/18 tires
Spindles
Coils - removed 1/2 coil on each side
Front shocks - Best Monroe's Autozone had for a '78 impala with BB
Belltech swaybar - the big one
Shorter endlinks
5 leafpak in rear (came from a 1500HD)
cnotch
Rear shocks - Air shocks from a '83 C10 with 125psi
Hellwig adjustable on full tight
255/55/18 tires
Spindles
Coils - removed 1/2 coil on each side
Front shocks - Best Monroe's Autozone had for a '78 impala with BB
Belltech swaybar - the big one
Shorter endlinks
5 leafpak in rear (came from a 1500HD)
cnotch
Rear shocks - Air shocks from a '83 C10 with 125psi
Hellwig adjustable on full tight
It rides very nice.
any rubbing up front? thats still a 29" tire pretty much what the 245/45/20's are
the spindle is a belltech, the coilovers are the ridetech HQ series made for 99-06 silverado/ sierra designed as a strong arm package i could not find any info on the coil rate but the part# is 11383510.
Ridetech has that info in their install instructions. Going by the part number you posted they show them to be 10" x #800. If you wanted to verify that, hypercoil puts the part number on the spring and it should end in something like 10B0800. RT may have a sticker on the spring with their part number: 59100800, as well.
Ridetech has that info in their install instructions. Going by the part number you posted they show them to be 10" x #800. If you wanted to verify that, hypercoil puts the part number on the spring and it should end in something like 10B0800. RT may have a sticker on the spring with their part number: 59100800, as well.
10-10-2018, 01:22 PM
