You can always start with 3/6. Drive it like that for a little bit and if you want to go lower you can lower it another inch or so later. Imo
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I wish that coilovers were an option! I am spending too much on this as it is! I have real things money should be spent on but damnit it's time for me to have what I want! lol Im taking off the big boy pants for once and doing this! I like the idea of the 3" spring up front and flip in the back to save money but maybe I should just do the McG 4/6 kit and call it a day! I am just trying to get the best of style and function. I thought if i could save enough doing the springs only I could do the helper bags in the back to still have a truck when needed.
The problem there is at 3" springs to go lower i hit 5" with spindles. While I would love to be at 5/7 I start to lose more functionality and have to start fabricating and cutting things even more. Odd I am ok with cutting the frame to notch but really dont want to start cutting fenders and doing driveshaft work. I was prepared to buy th 4/6 so maybe I should just go with it. I just like the thought of maybe getting the helpers.
why do static when you can do bags :cheeky:need to hide this thread before i go get a nbs and static that bish
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This is 3" springs in the front and flip in the back? Will this allow me to run a little more sidewall than the 265/35/22?
need to hide this thread before i go get a nbs and static that bish
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Count the ridges in the bed mat, it's in the same spot on both sides.Sure hope so lol.
Just looks like it there. Lol. They are the same.Is it just me or is your passenger side notch closer to the fenderwell than the driver side?
:shake:Count the ridges in the bed mat, it's in the same spot on both sides.
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does the pumpkin not hit the bottom of the bed?