Silent D
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Good choice... that is what I did too, before the 4/6 drop kit.
I just recently sold the Arnotts after having them on the truck for less than a year.
When I did the drop I didn't want to loose the auto leveling so I did some research and found some Monroe air shocks that were the same length as the Belltech street performance drop shocks that came with the kit and installed them instead. Shortened the auto leveling links and now the truck still levels out with kids, luggage, a trailer..... I like it.
I was actually thinking about a drop at some point, I think these big b*tches look awesome dropped. I'm not sure about dropping a 4-wheel drive though. Only time I even use Auto or 4 high is in the winter, once or twice a year, going up to the mountains when the roads are snow packed. If having 4-wheel drive isn't an issue with the drop maybe I'll just do that. I'd like to start building this thing out to 500-600hp too.
How is your ride quality after the drop? You mind linking the kit and shocks you used? If I'm going to replace the suspension here soon I might as well do the drop so I don't have to waste money. I just showed my wife your Suburban pic and a few from google search and she loved it, so its a go lol.
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