[womsterr]

I'm going to lower the rear when the truck comes back in a week or two. I haven't made a decision on 1.5 or a whole 2 inches.

Does anyone have pics to share?

Which one would you choose?

Post away!

 

[Milo55]

which would level it? thats what i would do. just my 2cents!

 

[Roktman]

I`m doing the 2" drop on the kit I have coming from Jack.Will see soon hopefully how it looks.



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[italian1nj]

I used the same "Jack" kit. 2" seemed to level it off and it does drive better.

 

[Marc T]

I used the same "Jack" kit. 2" seemed to level it off and it does drive better.

Where do we find this JACK kit??

 

[womsterr]

And whats the cost of the Jack kit?

 

[Stingray]

I know a lot of you like the leveled look but I prefer the stock stance myself. But if I were to drop the back I would do the 2" drop.

 

[stinker]

I went to the local 4wd shop got me 2" blocks for $30, then went to the local spring shop and had 4 I think 9 3/4 u bolts made for $10 a peice. Lowered it 2" and it seem a tad to low in the rear, took the blocks back out shaved 1/4 " off reinstalled looked perfect.

 

[johnj]

lowering...

this is just my opinion, but i don't like the idea of lowering it. Its already lowered to the perfect spot. And, lets not forget what this truck really is.... its a truck, a real sized truck... not one of those mini trucks that mexi-americans drive. Its supposed to be a truck that can post the 1/4 times and have the horses.... not meant to run the la mans.

 

[stinker]

OK now i am offended , I'm a mexican from lemans. por que fin senior!!!!!!!!!

 

[womsterr]

I just like the idea of balancing the truck out to level. Not a fully on low rider or anything...

 

[johnj]

my bad

ok, my bad, i miss understood your reasoning.....

 

[B.Exxon]

lowerd mine with 1 1/2 blocks and u bolts that were longer it sits almost level just a little, little bit higher in the rear 2 inches was a little to low

 

[BLS2DWL]

I hope no one on this thread is thinking of doing this to a QC I work @ 4wd parts center and when i racked up my truck i discovered that QC's are sprung over, not under like RC's but still run the same shackle. My truck sits at least 2 inches high in ther rear and now i have to wait on someone to make springs to drop it

 

[BLS2DWL]

No bilstein kicker (axle wrap) shock either

 

[9 seconds]

No bilstein kicker (axle wrap) shock either

That's the first time I've heard that. Interesting.

 

[BLS2DWL]

No rear sway bar either (i just went and looked).......... i'm starting to get pissed

 

[fstjack]

Read that

I read before the introduction that the QC's were going to be set up without longitudinal shock and axle under springs but did not hear about the lack of a sway bar. Parts that are not there cost nothing...........Jack

 

[womsterr]

I hope no one on this thread is thinking of doing this to a QC I work @ 4wd parts center and when i racked up my truck i discovered that QC's are sprung over, not under like RC's but still run the same shackle. My truck sits at least 2 inches high in ther rear and now i have to wait on someone to make springs to drop it

Why couldn't you go with the regular rear drop kit for a 1500 from Hotchkis then? You could possibly add their rear sway bar too. I installed this on my 1500 HEMI and it was a huge improvement.

 

[womsterr]

lowerd mine with 1 1/2 blocks and u bolts that were longer it sits almost level just a little, little bit higher in the rear 2 inches was a little to low

Thanks Exxon. I think from everthing I've heard i'm gonna split the difference and do 1.75"