drop help
to answer your ? lorclas its a 2001. are blocks ok to go in the back or no. i know how to do that myself. but the front end i know nothing about. need as much help as possible. and even links to sites or ebay searches. thanks for the help all. go chevy!!!!!
something you can also do depending on your skill level is cut the springs each coil u cut will give u 1 to 1.5 inches but i dont reccomend going more than 3" that way one drawback is that it will ride more rough
ORIGINAL: adams2022
to answer your ? lorclas its a 2001. are blocks ok to go in the back or no. i know how to do that myself. but the front end i know nothing about. need as much help as possible. and even links to sites or ebay searches. thanks for the help all. go chevy!!!!!
to answer your ? lorclas its a 2001. are blocks ok to go in the back or no. i know how to do that myself. but the front end i know nothing about. need as much help as possible. and even links to sites or ebay searches. thanks for the help all. go chevy!!!!!
I had 3-inch drop blocks in back with my static drop. That's all I'd go.
Cutting coils is a no, no. Not recommended. Go with 3-inch shorter coil springs and 2-inch drop spindles. Just basic bolt-on stuff. You are just replacing the stock spindles and springs. Need to get drop shocks too due to shorter travel.
Search www.s10forum.com for help.
ORIGINAL: Tony Mantelli
something you can also do depending on your skill level is cut the springs each coil u cut will give u 1 to 1.5 inches but i dont reccomend going more than 3" that way one drawback is that it will ride more rough
something you can also do depending on your skill level is cut the springs each coil u cut will give u 1 to 1.5 inches but i dont reccomend going more than 3" that way one drawback is that it will ride more rough
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