lowered the Z71
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You can cut the bumpstops some to help with bottoming out. For those that just want 3" of lowering and still have factory ride you can get the McGaugheys spindles and turn the bars down 5 turns and that will net a 3" drop if you have 17" or larger wheels. I plan on doing the keys and spindles to get down much lower. Also if you want just 4" in the back shackles and 2wd ubolts will net the best ride and not have to deal with hangers.
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Originally Posted by 99BlAcKz71
how difficult was the install?
I'm very tempted to get those, but I have brakes to do also...but I might do it anyways....damn it.
I'm very tempted to get those, but I have brakes to do also...but I might do it anyways....damn it.
once the keys are free, it takes all of 5 mintues.
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Originally Posted by BlackLM7
Truck looks very good. It would be perfect if you:
-Tint the rear and side windows
-Removed side moldings
-Removed Z71 sticker
-Upgraded to bigger brakes
-Tint the rear and side windows
-Removed side moldings
-Removed Z71 sticker
-Upgraded to bigger brakes
I was also planning on blacking out the front end, but it looks pretty good the way it is, and i'm worried about stones chipping the paint. I painted my emblem black 2 weeks ago and its already all chips to hell, but then again I didn't use the right paint for the job.
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