I’ve had everything from 20’s to 28’s on there (couldn’t drive on the 8’s) but the black Dub’s were 26’s. The ones in my avatar are 28’s
You could also do a “mini tub” to cut down on the rubbing. You just cut out this small section of the fender. This is where 99% of people rub and usually...
Welp this build may be coming to an end. Someone made me a solid offer on the truck so I may be letting it go. I’ll know for sure in a week or two.
Sad I never got the chance to bag it like I wanted to. Never got to see the truck potential on how low the nnbs body could go on 22’s
My wheel/tire specs won’t really help most people. My fenders are cut and pulled quite a bit. My 26x10’s with a 295/30 would catch the fender if I hit a bump while turning but never going straight. I don’t remember the offset but they were Dub Baller’s. My current 22’s have a tiny front tire so...
I only bought the rear kit. I planned on doing the strut flip up front with the stock struts. Part of the reason I went with the Belltech kit was because of the shorter autoride links. I’ll probably just copy links and return the whole kit
Yeah I saw them after I replied. I’m probably going to leave the suspension stock. I really don’t want to go down a rabbit hole of piecing together a lowering setup from all different places again. Pictures are with and without the rear springs
These springs are by far the worst lowering product I’ve ever installed. I could compress the spring with my fingers. I also didn’t notice the shock extenders being completely different until I looked at my suburban. And of course the DJM ones are sold out everywhere
Ended up taking the lowering springs out. They rode like hot garbage. Spring rate is wayyyy too soft. Before someone mentions they’re upside down, I know they are but the bottom 5 coils shouldn’t be touching each other and flipping the spring wouldnt change anything
Back to this. I couldn’t get the ends off of the stock links to change the center rod. When I spun the ends, they just made a click sound and didn’t want to come off. I was afraid to break them so I didn’t mess with them any more
I know everyone wants to delete their blown out autoride but my Escalade rides beautiful so I’d love to retain all of its components. Has anyone done this without issues? Plan is drop spindles up front and a 3” spring in the rear with shock extensions
Here’s a random picture of a build I just...
To convert an awd trans to rwd, is it as simple as using the Camaro tail housing extension and having a driveshaft made? I live in south florida so there’s absolutely no need for awd but if it’s a huge hassle then I’ll just remove all the awd stuff and buy a 2wd trans. Just trying to avoid...
Still banging my head against the wall trying to get this 12.9” iPad installed nicely. This is attempt number 3 and I’m still not happy with it (excuse the smudges)
I’m late to the reply but for purposes already stated. I always thought it was just for wheel clearance. Didn’t know about not being able to adjust them
I can’t imagine how big of a pain it is on a Tahoe. I had my buddy who’s much more precise with a grinder cut mine and I was on stand-by with many fire extinguishers
I didn’t even know there was an under construction section on here. This would be a hell of a lot more detailed if I had posted along the way but the 5 picture limit is really annoying lol
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