Best way to drop my truck and keep payload capacity?

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Oct 3, 2016 | 10:48 PM

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Josh Nichols

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From: Prattville, AL

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Originally Posted by Nick99Chevy

Here's my '04 with that drop kit. I ended up getting the helper bags to bring the rear up a tad.

You got any pictures of that install? I'm on a 2/4 and needing helper bags like there's no tomorrow

Oct 4, 2016 | 01:20 PM

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Nick99Chevy

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From: Tulsa, OK

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Originally Posted by Josh Nichols

You got any pictures of that install? I'm on a 2/4 and needing helper bags like there's no tomorrow

Just the helper bags? I don't have any pics anymore and it's not lowered at the moment. The top bracket bolted to the notch and the bottom bracket went under the spring u-bolt.

Nov 14, 2016 | 07:05 AM

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S14serge

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From: Dallas, TX

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Originally Posted by 06sierra5.3

I ordered the following:

CalTracs with their drop hangers
McGaughys spindles
McGaughys bump stops
McGaughys center carrier relocation bracket
Belltech Street Performance shocks
Hellwig front and rear sway bars
Air Ride helper bags
Air Ride on board compressor kit

Next will be TruTrac and 4.11s, then cam and heads. I have been waiting to do this for a long time, I finally can afford the time and parts. I'm pretty pumped.

I am keeping the stock wheels for now, I just ordered some Nitto 420s 275/60/17s.

Great set of parts ordered man! Got the McGaughy's 2-4 drop kit as well. Rides good as hell with the Belltech Street Shocks!