Static NBS Thread 99-07c

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Couple more of my crew can on the rep 24z
 
Buddy's putting my drop kit on tonight and tomorrow and told me I may need to buy different tires it's a 5/7 drop on a rcsb with stock 16's with 255/70/16 tires anyone share any experiences
 
Buddy's putting my drop kit on tonight and tomorrow and told me I may need to buy different tires it's a 5/7 drop on a rcsb with stock 16's with 255/70/16 tires anyone share any experiences

Yea those are 30.1"..I ran 245/65/17 which are 29.5 at 5.5" up front and they rubbed so you are gonna rub with a tire that tall..try like a 255/65/16 -29.1"
 
If I drop my 2004 CCSB Z-71 4wd in the rear via 2" drop shackles, and by removing the lift block will I have to add shims to obtain a correct pinion angle?
 
If I drop my 2004 CCSB Z-71 4wd in the rear via 2" drop shackles, and by removing the lift block will I have to add shims to obtain a correct pinion angle?

You will just have to check the pinion angle since every truck is different but I didnt have to shim mine
 
Thanks for the info everyone. Anyone know what the specs are for the pinion angle of a NBS? Any recommendations on a tool to measure the pinion angle?
 
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doesn't fit the topic but my buddies sick tahoe from Louisiana that came down for hpt this weekend.
 
Ask him for info on the leds in the turn signals, I've asked him a few times on IG and he hasn't answered.