NNBS drop
#1
How low can I go without having to c notch? And which kit/brand do y'all recommend? I'll need new leafs for rear cause mine have been heated couple years ago. I know- I'm old school.
Thanks
Thanks
#3
4/7 is fine without a notch, with a crew cab youll need some helpers so you dont have "cali lean" or excessive bottoming out. On a regular cab 4/7 should be just fine without a notch. With stock size tires youll scrub your inner wheel tubs out back before the frame.
4/6 on a crew is dead level(sig), 4/7 on a reg cab is also dead level.
4/6 on a crew is dead level(sig), 4/7 on a reg cab is also dead level.
#4
4/7 bottoms out all the time unless used with a helper bag system but then its not really a 4/7 anymore bc you are using air to raise the truck a tad to keep from bottoming out under its own weight.
My 4/6 bottoms out on huge dips at 60+ and i still tow with it an i dont have a ton of bottoming out issues like i did when i had it 4/7
Everyones opinion is just that opinions. I say 4/6 safely without bottoming out issues. You say 4/7 without issues if you have helper bags.
My 4/6 bottoms out on huge dips at 60+ and i still tow with it an i dont have a ton of bottoming out issues like i did when i had it 4/7
Everyones opinion is just that opinions. I say 4/6 safely without bottoming out issues. You say 4/7 without issues if you have helper bags.
#6
I havd djm spindles, mcg coil relocators, mcg flip kit, shackle relocators but mine required shims.
I have been looking at swapping it out to a djm flip kit bc you use bolts to roll the rearend to set your pinion angle vs shims.
I have been looking at swapping it out to a djm flip kit bc you use bolts to roll the rearend to set your pinion angle vs shims.
Last edited by iamkeniff; Apr 29, 2012 at 04:38 PM.
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