maxh

GM
Jun 8, 2012
355
7
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Alberta, Canada
Truck we took on trade. Belltech parts, looks what 3/4?

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1lo94

New Member
Jan 8, 2014
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4/7 drop on stock 20's and stock 275/55r20's 4 inch djm drop arms on front, MCG 7" rear flip kit and air shocks on rear


 

Dakota

Dat Static 4wd
Mar 12, 2012
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texarkana
Ill either try to get a nice ccsb nnbs or ccsb nbs and lower it 4/7 maaaybe 5/8 on 22s or 24s for my kid hauler/daily..then might level my ecsb or might just keep it low lol
 

static06

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May 26, 2011
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Have decided to go 1" lower all around. What tire size would be acceptable that can fill the fender well nicely and have little rubbing? 265/50/20 maybe? Plan on buying 1" mcg springs to bring it down. Any one have any problems being 8" in the back with no notch?

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bayousam

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May 8, 2012
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Zachary, LA
I would assume you have helpers? Tire size I am unsure about, but for 8" in the rear, you might not need a notch, but you are getting close to needing it. If you have helpers, you should be okay, but you are getting close to needing at least a bolt in notch.
 

GWEE

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Jan 31, 2014
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Do fucking want!! Beginning to think ill be trying to get into something similar next year sometime[/QUOTE]

Hey thats my old truck.
 

Chvy2nv

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Hey guys. Just recently lowered my CCSB with the mcgaughys adjustable front shocks and rear flip kit. I had a bit of trouble lowering the rear as my parts came with no instructions and it was my first NNBS I had ever lowered. I'm currently running some 305/35/24 so I ended up with 3 rings in the front. And the 6" flip in the rear. The truck is my daily and i sometimes have to haul some extra weight around so Ill be adding the mcg helpers soon. Also thinking of changing to some 22" replicas or something in that price range.

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