Finally got the front bagged
 

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Well I bagged the front with the AVS upper plate and lower 2inch cups was going to have a forum member (short crew) cup the arms but I ran into some issues trying to get metal. Still plan on cupping them later. So my question is can you unbolt inner fender or does it have to be cut out. Im about two inches from control arms on the ground inner fender is sitting on tires I'm running a 255/35/20.**

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Re: Finally got the front bagged
 

Do you have pictures of how you routed the air lines and maybe a pic of your compressor and tank thanks

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Don't have a compressor and tank yet that's next actually the rear is next
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oh good progress do,
just went and took my porterbuilt control arms to get powder coated today cant wait...

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Yeah now I got the bug I want to go lower I guess I will remove inner fenders and might get my control arms cupped but I'm satisfied with the front drop
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I like the drop on it now, i can only imagine how it would sit without the fenders,
I want to lay frame on my truck, so i also got the bug

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Inners removed

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Is it touching the floor now?
You have any pics like the 1st one when its all the way down...
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Ya thats the pic i forgot to take i will go out and get one today it is still not on the ground. I guess you could trim the cups more but why risk rubbing might as well just cut and weld in cups.
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