First lowered truck. Need help

[618 Syndicate]

I don't recommend calling Belltech or any of the other suspension companies, they're gonna tell you that you need drop shocks, and you don't. Drop shocks have less travel and are far stiffer.

 

[618 Syndicate]

First thing I’d do is get it up in jacks and check every bolt and nut back there. Looks like there’s a couple in the notch that are loose!!

Good eye.

 

[89obsSB]

Here is the front and back suspension. Anyone know what I need for shocks ??

It’s got helper bags. So apparently the po hauled with it and knew he needed them when he lowered the truck.

 

[618 Syndicate]

Painted and to the right buyer it's probably between 15 and 20.

 

[someotherguy]

First thing I’d do is get it up in jacks and check every bolt and nut back there. Looks like there’s a couple in the notch that are loose!!

If we're looking at the same ones, some extra thread taken up by the helper bag brackets on the other side of the frame.

Richard

 

[Orpedcrow]

If we're looking at the same ones, some extra thread taken up by the helper bag brackets on the other side of the frame.

Richard

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Could be, this looks like space to me

 

[someotherguy]

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Could be, this looks like space to me

Good catch. Maybe I should zoom in more.

Richard

 

[Rowdy Texan]

Most flip kits I’m seeing are an 8” rear. How would I know what this is ? I also would like to know if front has shorter coils or just drop spindles I don’t know how to tell

 

[618 Syndicate]

Take a picture of the shackles. You can flip it and raise it, yours doesn't look like a 6/8 to me.

 

[95burban]

It has a 4in drop in the front. You have spindles and drop coils. He bought the complete bell tech kit. The rear is 8in b cause they do in fact sit higher in the rear and have a thicker leaf spring packs. Me personally I would remove the thick overload leaf since you have helper bags, the ride will improve greatly.