2/3 Drop Question

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TheOneNOnlyTahoe

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I was considering buying the 2/3 DJM Drop Kit from the man TONY himself. I have 285-50-20 tires on 20x9 MB vortex wheels. I was wondering if I may have any issues rubbing at full lock? Also, I take a couple trips a year up to tahoe for snowboarding and figure this drop won't have a negative effect on these trips. Last but not least, are there any other things I need to purchase in addition to the kit on his website or is it just buy the kit and install good to go? Thanks in advance for replies.
 

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I was considering buying the 2/3 DJM Drop Kit from the man TONY himself. I have 285-50-20 tires on 20x9 MB vortex wheels. I was wondering if I may have any issues rubbing at full lock? Also, I take a couple trips a year up to tahoe for snowboarding and figure this drop won't have a negative effect on these trips. Last but not least, are there any other things I need to purchase in addition to the kit on his website or is it just buy the kit and install good to go? Thanks in advance for replies.


just a heads up 2 inch keys in front ride will suffer a lot. the 285 50 20s would work out fine and if you do towing or load her up I would get the helper bags in rear.
 
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What do you think a good alternative is to the keys? 300 dollars is a perfect number for me considering installation would be about the same at a local shop of mine. I'm young so unless the ride is super stiff I think I would be okay. Let me know what's on your mind as I've read you are the guy to talk to around here.
 

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honestly you can try out the kit and see how you like it. for 300 bucks you really cant go wrong. If you can wait a little longer I would do the kit that is 525 (add 110) for rear. That way will ride better buttttttttttt i see your 19 years old i think you will be ok with the kit for 300
 

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Just do a 4/6 and call it a day. Add bags in rear for no sag when loaded. Your young so you'll probably want to go lower.
 

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how muchwill ride differ with keys vs spindles compared to oem? looking to do the samer kit on my 03 Tahoe with a stock 20 in Tahoe rim and tire combo. she needs new shocks now so im doing those in a few days
 

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If you only want one inch do keys. If you want more then do spindles. For 2 inch drop spindles ride much better. Dotter rear kit I sell 3-4 adjustable. The 5305 bell tech springs ride great.
 
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Well it turns out I have autoride in my hoe. I was actually looking to go a little lower than 2/3 but maybe the Belltech 2/4 is a good option as I see it is compatible with autoride. Is there any way I could get maybe an inch lower in the front with that kit by changing shocks or something? I am very new to the whole customization of cars and just looking for some information before I started ordering stuff online.
 

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