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Rokcrln · 06-13-2007, 12:25 AM

The choise is easy! I fab, weld, design and can build some cool stuff. I have a Z'd and body dropped truck (Slow Build)that I started a few years back and when I start my 2WD Blazer it is getting one of Porters DropMembers under it. Why because it is better in every respect than what you can do in other ways. You can Z the frame and play with getting the body lined back up and getting the frame square again or slap in a DropMember. You can body drop the truck, loose head room, try and keep everything lined up, get custom made carpet, drop the bumpers, raise the bed floor all to get the rockers lower to the ground. Or slap in a DropMember. Are you starting to get the picture and this does not even cover the better handling you get from a DropMember.

Kevin
LFD Inc.

06-13-2007, 12:25 AM	#4
Rokcrln Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Winters Ca. 95694 Posts: 4,843	Re: crossmember choices..... The choise is easy! I fab, weld, design and can build some cool stuff. I have a Z'd and body dropped truck (Slow Build)that I started a few years back and when I start my 2WD Blazer it is getting one of Porters DropMembers under it. Why because it is better in every respect than what you can do in other ways. You can Z the frame and play with getting the body lined back up and getting the frame square again or slap in a DropMember. You can body drop the truck, loose head room, try and keep everything lined up, get custom made carpet, drop the bumpers, raise the bed floor all to get the rockers lower to the ground. Or slap in a DropMember. Are you starting to get the picture and this does not even cover the better handling you get from a DropMember. Kevin LFD Inc.