lowering 2dr 2wd Hoe with springs front and rear

[sparkie124]

Ive been digging through posts for a few days now and dont see anybody doing the lowering leafs in the rear. Do they ride like crap or just not low enough? I think a flip will put me down more than I want so I was looking at a 3/3.5 all spring F&R kit. Feedback please.

 

[JonDeere]

If you want my advice id say do a 4" drop in the rear using hangers and shackles. If you use stock leaf springs you basicly keep the stock ride quality no worries about gettin worse.
Ive got a 97 4door had it dropped 5/5 used flip kit on rear which also leaves stock leafs for the stock ride quality. Im currently on a 3/5 with 22s, my 22s wouldnt clear the front fenders when i was 5/5

 

[314_kamper]

Mine is 5/5 but the spindles on here cause bump steer but it rides pretty good. I want to get shock extenders and 1 in hangers to go down in the rear a bit more
255/50/17 all the way around

 

[OkcLarryD]

Lowering 2dr 2wd

How are you guys lowering your 2dr 2wd Tahoes and staying out of the filler neck?
I've got mine about as low as it will go without rubbing the rubber filler hose for the gas tank and it needs another inch and a half to two inches to suit me.

 

[NORCAL SS]

are you running a 4/6?

 

[98blackbell]

I did the 4/6 drop and no issues running 20" wheels. Rubs a little on the fronts on full compression hits the upper inner fender. Have to be at speed and hit a large dip in the road.

 

[No Butt No Putt]

I'll sell you my 3/3 drop. Lower control arms up front and leafs in the back.