Trust me, leave it the way it is. The problems become inevitable once you go any lower. My truck looked cool to everyone else but it was a constant headache trying to make me not hate it. I didn’t realize how bad it really was until I bought a stock Escalade
mine has been unplugged for over 7 years. It just defaults the charging voltage to ~14v rather than dropping voltage into the 11’s while not under load
Don’t spread false info. No one has ever had a quality bolt fail when flipping their struts
Grade 9 and higher bolts are stronger than the aluminum control arms themselves so you’re telling me that no one should ever drive their truck because their control arms are brittle and weak?
Lift spacers have zero effect on ride quality. Ride tech struts are going to ride like dog doodoo with them overinflated to get the lift you want
The ride quality is 100% in the tires, not the suspension
A single 15 shouldn’t change anything at all, unless the lowering springs are absolutely junk. Even 2 big 15’s shouldn’t really change much
This is what happens when you have a 6 15 wall. Turns a 6” drop spring into a 10” drop lol
You might have to try one of the off brands on eBay. Someone said the good brands are a little stiffer so I’d try something cheap first and the bag should help stiffen it up
You don’t need to tub the rear unless you’re running a 10” wide wheel with a giant tire. chrome is a 28x10 +15 and it hit on the outside, not the inside. Also had 26’s with a 295/30/26 and it didn’t rub at all.
Despite what everyone who’s never done it has said, 5/7 drop is extremely simple aside from the c-notch part
Front there’s a ton of ways to achieve 5”
Belltech drop struts flipped to the bottom of the control arm with stock spring, DJM upper arms and drop spindles is what I did with zero...
@NickTransmissions my 2008 6l80e operates perfectly when the trans temp is under 150°. The second temps on the gauge go over 150, I lose reverse, and 3rd and 5th gear slips like the truck is in neutral. As soon as they drop back below 150°, everything returns back to shifting smooth and all...
Temps dropped about 30° overnight (12° this morning) and suddenly I have no heat front or rear. Any ideas on what would cause this? Coolant level is fine. It’s very confusing that both worked last night and now this morning neither front or back work
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