Lowexpo

Alright guys, I've got Belltech drop struts and about to add spindles to have 4" drop up front on my '07 Tahoe. What is everyone doing to align there trucks? What can I expect before I go in blindly buying crap that I don't need. I'll be running 22's TBSS replicas and haven't decided on a tire size yet either. So some suggestions on tires wouldn't hurt. Thanks in advance.

AUTOT3K

iTrader: (3)

did you use the 2* bushings when you did the drop struts?
basically adding spindles really wont affect the alignment much other then maybe a minor toe tweak or if they're poorly made caster/camber.
so if your current alignment is good, go ahead and add the spindles

Lowexpo

I haven't added anything to correct it yet, I was waiting to do spindles. Im using Belltech spindles. Hope I don't run into any weird crap

AUTOT3K

iTrader: (3)

so you never checked the alignment after putting in the drop struts?

Lowexpo

Yes I had local dealer align it. I'll see if I can find sheet in the morning.

AUTOT3K

iTrader: (3)

i'm just asking cause typically with the drop strut set at 2" you need the bushings, but if yours is good then lucky you!

Ryan Mills

If you go with the 22's 305/40/22 work well. They're big and meaty and outer edge of the tire BARELY rubs the rear of the fender liner when the steering is at full lock. -That's with a 2" drop. I went with those tires, because they're considerably cheaper than other tires in that diameter for some reason.

TheSuspensionSource

iTrader: (1)

You should only need the 2* bushings 99-13 Chevrolet Silverado/Sierra C1500 2wd/4wd (Front camber Bushings)

If you are out still an additional 1* you can use these cam plates
99-13 Chevrolet Silverado/Sierra C 1500 2wd/4wd (Fornt end alignment cam lock plate kit 1 degree)