Post up pics if any of you guys are running a 4-6 drop or more with centerline rims.. I have the itch to go lower...

Thanks

 

haha DO IT!!!!!

 

Hahaha. I got to see if anybody is close to hitting the wheel wells. Its a shame the only wheels on the same back space as stock are $$$$$$$$$$$$$$ ones..

 

if they dont look like there gonna tuck now then they aint gonna tuck when your lower

 

The one side looks like it will but the other side doesn't. I know this has been a thing with other people, but also it has to do with the gm LEAN.. I think once that is fixed it will center the rear back up almost perfect...

 

HiSpdJunkie's truck.

4/7 on 20s.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/danvalanzola/4527220014/http://www.flickr.com/photos/danvalanzola/4527220014/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/danvalanzola/, on Flickr

(Ignore my ugly POS in the foreground )
http://www.flickr.com/photos/danvalanzola/4527217000/http://www.flickr.com/photos/danvalanzola/4527217000/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/danvalanzola/, on Flickr

 

This was mine on 22"x9" Centerline Edge II wheels with 295/30 tires and a 4/6drop. I had to trim the fender lips and modify the front wheel wells for clearance.

 

the front tires clear no problem.the back tires just ever so slightly touch the lip of the fender when the suspension compresses, but the fenders flex out a little bit since they are plastic. tires are 275/45/20's which are 30" tall. my next set will be 275/40's and they wont rub at all. the chevy lean causing the passenger side tire to stick out a little more than the drivers side was much more noticeable when i put these wheels on, probably because they have a little more offset than the stockers did.

here ya go

https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...erlines&page=3

 

i got centerline archer 20 with a djm 4/6. i got rid of the lean pretty much with special springs, husky sc 20222, designed to work out the lean. one spring is actually taller than other to compensate. (sorry dont know how to upload bigger pic other than on avatar.)