2/4 drop

[BHBurban]

I couldn't go that low. The last one that pissed me off when i couldn't get a jack under it this happened

The factory jack fits under a 4/6 just fine, and is 100% driveable every day if done right, with the right size tires.

 

[DRAGGIN95]

Yeah I have to use several jack's like a stairstep, first a small one that fit's under the frame, and then a little bigger one to lift it a little more, and then one of the big jack's to lift it fully.

 

[jeff's88silverado]

quick question been looking at 2/4 kits. and was wondering if i'm gonna have to change my shocks

 

[DroppedAsAChild]

Yes I would change your shocks. I would go at least 3/4. But I would skip the 2/4 and go 4/6. I had 2/4 on mine and was a waste of time. Be sure you keep your factory shackles and hangers if you ever decide to go lower, youll need them. PM NorcalSS for pricing.

 

[jeff's88silverado]

2/4 is low as i'm willing to go. I just want to close the wheel well gap up a little.


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[jeff's88silverado]

Got a question is 255/70/15 going to be a problem with a 2/4 and am i going to have to grind down the lower control arms because of the 15's but yet its only 2" though

 

[97Bowtie1106]

I ran 255/70 on my 4/6 so you shouldnt have any problems there. You will have to trim the LCAs if you run 2" spindles

 

[BOTMAN]

Got a question is 255/70/15 going to be a problem with a 2/4 and am i going to have to grind down the lower control arms because of the 15's but yet its only 2" though

It depends on your spindles, and wheels.

I rub alittle on big dips with 255/70/15 on stock wheels with belltech spindles.


And you will have to trim the LOC.