2" drop spindles or lower control arms
#1
Hello,
I'm looking to lower my 01 GMC Sierra Extendacab 2/4 and looking to maintain ride quality and not sure if I should install drop spindles or lower control arms to achieve a 2" drop. I think drop spindles would be a little easier to swap.
I had a local shop qoute me $500 to do the work. That includes the rear hangers and shackles.
I'm looking to lower my 01 GMC Sierra Extendacab 2/4 and looking to maintain ride quality and not sure if I should install drop spindles or lower control arms to achieve a 2" drop. I think drop spindles would be a little easier to swap.
I had a local shop qoute me $500 to do the work. That includes the rear hangers and shackles.
#5
Originally Posted by Mac8
Hello,
I'm looking to lower my 01 GMC Sierra Extendacab 2/4 and looking to maintain ride quality and not sure if I should install drop spindles or lower control arms to achieve a 2" drop. I think drop spindles would be a little easier to swap.
I had a local shop qoute me $500 to do the work. That includes the rear hangers and shackles.
I'm looking to lower my 01 GMC Sierra Extendacab 2/4 and looking to maintain ride quality and not sure if I should install drop spindles or lower control arms to achieve a 2" drop. I think drop spindles would be a little easier to swap.
I had a local shop qoute me $500 to do the work. That includes the rear hangers and shackles.
I already downloaded all the instructions direct from the DJM site and it doesn't look to difficult. I will be doing mine myself with a buddy.
The kit is due next week and I'll get it on next weekend and will post some picks.
Here's my truck before the drop:
#7
Originally Posted by Mac8
Thanks for the help guys. Can anyone recommend a vender that sells the complete kit?
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#8
Originally Posted by Blown 96 WS-6
Seems to be a constant question with a bunch of different answers. I just went through the same process and after listening to everyone and reading everything I could I decided on a 2/4 kit from DJM (bought from StylinConcepts). It includes 2" lower control arms for the front and hangers/shackles for the rear. I also added a full set of Toxic shocks and a 1 1/2" replacement bump stop. Total cost including shipping was $600.
I already downloaded all the instructions direct from the DJM site and it doesn't look to difficult. I will be doing mine myself with a buddy.
The kit is due next week and I'll get it on next weekend and will post some picks.
Here's my truck before the drop:
I already downloaded all the instructions direct from the DJM site and it doesn't look to difficult. I will be doing mine myself with a buddy.
The kit is due next week and I'll get it on next weekend and will post some picks.
Here's my truck before the drop:
#10
djm lower control arms all the way. I found Godfathers customs to have the best price. The kit is very easy to do your self. The hardest this is to break loose the ball joints. I did it with a fork and a big sledge hammer. I would use a air chisel with a fork on it next time.


