Well I guess my A.D.D. kicked in, got bored with it where it was. I've been wanting to lower is so I decided to take baby steps lol. I pulled my TEI spacer out and then replaced the 3.5" blocks on the rear with factory 2" blocks. I'm exactly 40.5" on all four corners with the 275/65/20's. My rear sits a little lower than most because I have a very heavy toolbox back there. Here's a couple of pics I snapped before it got dark:
I'm really leaning towards maybe some Black 22" Monsters. But if I get another set of Monsters, I'm taking them and having them powdercoated gloss black, because the finish on the black Monsters is a pain in the butt to keep clean!!
I'm really leaning towards maybe some Black 22" Monsters. But if I get another set of Monsters, I'm taking them and having them powdercoated gloss black, because the finish on the black Monsters is a pain in the butt to keep clean!!
Well it felt like it was sitting a little nose high. I pulled my toolbox out (cause I sold it) and gained almost an inch out of the rear!! I think it sits perfect now. Snapped a couple of pics while I was at the gas station today:
Exactly, and the thing about that toolbox was it was all the way against the tailgate with most of the weight behind the axle. So its not like having 600# right over the axle.
Yep and that also would have pulled weight off the front at the same time. So raised the front and dropped the rear. Taking it out got you more of everything you wanted.
Looks good Billy. Your truck needs painted door handles like all hell.
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