2” rear lowering spring

[95escahoe]

Ive got belltechs and new 4600s and they are too soft to carry any load. I ended up adding airlift helper bags and a compressor.

I’ve been thinking about the airlift bags Incase I ever tow anything or sell the truck


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[BADRIDES]

Most likely the Crown 2” rear springs and maybe a 2/4 drop down the road

Why buy Crown when I have Belltech drop springs for sale?

 

[theprovider]

I just installed some bilstein shocks and 2" lowering springs in the rear

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Much better ride, not so sloppy in the rear anymore.

 

[theprovider]

One more for height change reference. Top is with the drop. Bottom is stock.

 

[95escahoe]

View attachment 206913 One more for height change reference. Top is with the drop. Bottom is stock.

Looks good which springs did you use?


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[95escahoe]

Why buy Crown when I have Belltech drop springs for sale?

Because I’ll need shock extenders, Crown or DJM are only $60 more and it’s brand new and has everything needed for the install


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[BADRIDES]

Because I’ll need shock extenders, Crown or DJM are only $60 more and it’s brand new and has everything needed for the install

Remember you get what you pay for and. My springs are only 3 months old and dont have a scratch on them.

 

[theprovider]

They’re Crown. Can’t beat the price and they ride pretty smooth. We’ll see how long they last. First eBay spring purchase.

 

[Freefallin02]

How would you say the truck rides overall with the 4600's and 2" rear springs compared to stock? I want to get rid of that rear fender gap also and want to run Bilsteins but have been reading a lot of horror stories with ride quality once you drop the rear. I also have the Nivomats in the rear currently.