i know its already been asked

[AtomicHoe094]

its his ride, he can do what he wishes. Theres tons of 4x4s that are lowered.

 

[SunlitComet]

lowered 4x4 can still be used in 4wd mode... To climb driveway or curbs

 

[waxworkz]

lowered 4x4 can still be used in 4wd mode... To climb driveway or curbs

Or to launch boats, water craft. Just because you lower a 4X4 an inch to remove wheel gap doesn't render it useless.

 

[Gzes]

Well yes it's his truck and ge can do whatever to it but I just think that it defeats the purpus of 4x4 and yea it's good for climbing over the speedbump when you can't get over it without ripping the bumper off and also with the trailer thing any truck can pull a trailer but the lowered suspension will go lower in the back due to the weight on the hitch and if it is too low then say bellow to a shitload of sparks flying all over he place causing a safety hazard. I wasn't saying don't do it I'm just saying that's it's not a good idea for a 4x4

 

[SunlitComet]

could put air spring helpers in rear for towing purposes. My Firestone bags only cost me $280.

 

[Gzes]

Also couldn't yo just drop the font causing the tuck to look like a muscle car/suv? I don't think it would look bad on it.

 

[blue99tahoe24]

i dont use the truck for any towing i dont own a boat or trailer so i dont have to worry about that its going to be a show truck and i dont even use the 4wd i keep it in 2wd all the time

 

[SunlitComet]

OK, maybe need the 4x4 low to climb curbs or bump when carrying all weight form those car show trophies around.

 

[blue99tahoe24]

lol i think i located the key bolts they are like in the middle of the truck??? and if i change to drop spindels will the front tires sit in the wheel well better like the rear tires

 

[SunlitComet]

yes.

Scroll down the link below and look at the second half of pictures and you will see the guy working the key lever on torsion bar.

http://calmaxsuspension.com/blog/tech-articles/2001-tahoe-with-a-djm-23-drop-kit/