4/7 drop

Mcgaughy, DJM, or Belltech

do not use DJM notches

other than that, just decide what budget you have and contact all our vendors, they sell them all.
 
Anything from mcgaughys or belltech are really good parts, there are several ways you could set up the front suspension for 4" drop..
2" coils and 2" spindles
2" spindles and belltech drop struts set at 2"
4" lower control arms
You would have to pm some of these guys running 4/7 on nnbs and see what rides the best
 
Glad to see you made it over :shake:

There's a thread with several different opinions. One sec and ill link it here :shake:

Edit: Check this out, it's a great breakdown of things
http://customgm.com/showthread.php?t=113

As previously stated, contact one of our vendors and let them know you found them on customgm!
 
My 4/7 rides great. It's 2" spindles and 2" coils and flip kit with BT SP shocks. Hardly ever bottoms out
 
Spindles, coils and flip were from mcgaughys. Shocks are belltech. PM a vendor here that sells both brands
 
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Jesus just call Tim, you can have all these questions answered and your drop ordered in 10 minutes....
 
Word. Tim is extremely helpful, just give him a call and he'll get you set up if you want McG....if you want the 4" arms then call NorCal and he'll get you hooked up.

Effie337 said:
What exactly does it do this is my first drop ever I'm sorry for all the questions
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Not understanding the question....you talking about shocks? The notch? The entire kit?
 
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I have a 08 sierra 4 door and have the belltech #647sp kit. It is a 4/6 drop, if you do a 4/7 your front will be 1 to 1.5 inches higher then the rear. 7 inches in the rear will be cutting it close without a notch, I have about 2.5 to 3 inches from rearend housing to frame. If you have any questions bro, feel free to PM me.
 
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