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#1871
#1872
Does anyone know the exact number on silver birch extended cab Sierra rst's. I haven't found many and I'm looking for an accurate number. I contacted Unique Concepts who carries most of the parts for them and he told me he would research it for me. I haven't heard back in a month or more. If anyone has some info I would greatly appreciate it.
#1874
Yea I gotcha no worries. It was just out of curiosity. I know they're out there I've seen a few on other boards as well. Ive also seen a few on ebay but they were def beat on hard. I bought mine 2 years ago for 17,500 with 8k miles on it and honestly it sits more than it gets driven but I've had 2 other fullsize Chevys and this one is by far the most fun truck I've owned. Thanks for the info man
#1876
Need some opinions guys....
I'm thinking about lowering the truck just a tad bit more, I think I wanna attempt some auto cross and want to get the truck to sit lower.
Here's what I'm thinking.....
2" hotchkis drop coil in the front (take out the 1.5" groundforce)
Remove rear overload spring
Move rear leaf to other shackle hole (taking it down another inch)
Anyone have any experience with any of this on our trucks?
Im hoping this will have it sit perfectly level.
I'm thinking about lowering the truck just a tad bit more, I think I wanna attempt some auto cross and want to get the truck to sit lower.
Here's what I'm thinking.....
2" hotchkis drop coil in the front (take out the 1.5" groundforce)
Remove rear overload spring
Move rear leaf to other shackle hole (taking it down another inch)
Anyone have any experience with any of this on our trucks?
Im hoping this will have it sit perfectly level.
#1877
I don't know about our trucks but if you want it dowin in the rear about another inch I belive you can just switch the hole the shackle is in. When I looked at mine least I could take it down more.
Check out some of the pics of 2/4s there really isn't much difference between the ground force or any of the others.
If you want to go lower 4/6 would be your best bet but at that point you have to C-notch the frame. I wouldn't do that on one of ours.
Check out some of the pics of 2/4s there really isn't much difference between the ground force or any of the others.
If you want to go lower 4/6 would be your best bet but at that point you have to C-notch the frame. I wouldn't do that on one of ours.
#1880
I'd never tried on our trucks. Didn't know about the tips. sorry. when I did my other trucks I had to drop the hitch. Not the case here. I bet the drop was put on before the exhaust.



