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russj67 · 06-11-2012, 11:01 AM

After a couple of years, I finally decided to lower my truck a little more. It was subtle, but has the stance I was wanting. Also went to a larger sway bar in front and added one in the back. Mainly had to do this to take out body roll to help prevent the rear tires from rubbing. It is a tight fit in the back! Truck is at the muffler shop to move the mufflers and pipes over to clear the drive line more. The first pic is one from before and the next are with it lowered. was only about 1.5" lower than it was.

06-11-2012, 11:01 AM	#1
russj67 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Scappoose, OR Posts: 157	Went a little lower After a couple of years, I finally decided to lower my truck a little more. It was subtle, but has the stance I was wanting. Also went to a larger sway bar in front and added one in the back. Mainly had to do this to take out body roll to help prevent the rear tires from rubbing. It is a tight fit in the back! Truck is at the muffler shop to move the mufflers and pipes over to clear the drive line more. The first pic is one from before and the next are with it lowered. was only about 1.5" lower than it was. __________________ 67 Stepside Atomic Orange Fastburn 385 TH350 The wheels are fronts are 255-45-18 with 5" bs. 18x8 wheel rears are 295-45-20 with 5" bs. 20x10 wheel (barely fit) Budget: A method for going broke methodically. You only live once!