after a year or so of riding around on a 3-3 drop instead of a 3-4 drop, I finally had time to put my c-notches on and drop the rear shackle the other inch. pewww. cutting on the frame is scary at first, but torch sawzaw blades are the shiznit. looks better, handles better, rides better, hell even brakes better. The swaybar kit, and doech(spell??) tech shocks for a 4" rear drop work like they are supposed to now.

Oh, and no more hitting the axle on the frame, midlothian has bumpy roads!

I will post a pic in the morn.

 

pics..pics..pics

 

 

ok, ok...some folks don't get up till noon on sundy.

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That looks great! i like how it sits. it really clean too nice job! what size tire are you running?

 

looks good!

 

thanks, 275/45/20
thanks man

 

stance looks reallll good man. c-notch is a good idea, even with my 6" flip kit I still dont hit the bump stops, even with a full load of **** in the back

 

looks really good bro

 

Looks great. Those look shorter than a 275/45/20. I miss my tahoe wheels, but I dont miss the weight, with the goodyear tires they were 84lbs each.