Suspension suggestion

[Mikec10]

currently the front of my truck is bagged with just cups and plates but my rear only has a 4" drop with 2" drop hangers and 2" drop shackles and I do not like the rake at all and i don't like driving at 2/4 height with a bagged front.... With that being said im thinking about purchasing a western chassis flip kit with the c notch some shock relocaters etc. but with the 4" drop all ready will the 9-10" in the rear be too much? Im already hitting my bump stops lol without the c notch, I will install smaller bump stops. I can adjust the drop hangers to be 1" and I think the drop shackle is also adjustable, unfortunately I don't have oem hangers or shackles anymore.

[mongoose]

why not go aol in the back?

[andrewmp6]

Or what about ridetechs 4 link it will get you pretty low with out cutting the bed.

[Mikec10]

I don't have the resources to go all out on the back just yet, just looking for a temporary solution thats not breaking my bank at this time.

[tinydb84]

9-11'' out back is going to be a lot. I doubt you can get away with a C-notch. You could do the flip kit and go back to stock shackles. That will give you 7 and be able to drive around

[Mikec10]

Updated pics. kept the hangers and shackles.

[tinydb84]

looks good. Are you resting on the frame?

[wraprail]

Looks great but also looks maybe too low for a static drop. Just watch your lower control arms. Dips at speed is the killer.
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[Mikec10]

Originally Posted by tinydb84

looks good. Are you resting on the frame?

No but its too close for comfort so, since my hangers are adjustable i'll lift it up another 1.5"

[tinydb84]

Originally Posted by wraprail

Looks great but also looks maybe too low for a static drop. Just watch your lower control arms. Dips at speed is the killer.
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A member on here caught his lca on a railroad track and totalled his truck and I believe hospitalized him.... be careful