Belltech 2/4 drop

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I just installed the Belltech 2/4 drop yesterday that I purchased from Tony.
The installation was fairly easy and took about 3 hours. I cut the bumpstops as Tony indicated and set the air ride links at 3". There is a little rub on the inner fender with the wheels turned hard.

Here is the before and after measurments:

LF 35 3/8" 33 1/2"
RF 35 3/8" 34"
LR 37 5/8" 35 1/2"
RR 38" 35 1/4"
 

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Good looking Denali!

I'm guessing 22"s?
 
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The RR started out higher than the left with the factory springs installed. These measurements were done right after the drop so I am hoping the rear springs will settle a little bit. The compressor seems to kick on more than before so I am going to adjust the links to 2.75" and see what happens. The ride is great for a lowered vehicle.
 

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That sounds high with no spacer. You definitely need to shorten the links. I know Tony and I have gone back and forth on this, but I think that the links need to be shorter.
 
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After the drop and front end alingment my wife was driving down the freeway and experienced a "death wobble" in the front end. It has only happened once so far. Have any of you had this happen or have any idea what caused this?
 
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ya, like the video. The steering wheel was moving back and forth. I'll pull the wheels off today and make sure everything is tight.
 

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Crew chief-- have you shortened the links yet? My compressor seems to kick in alot more and i have been debating on 2.5" or 2.75" links let me know what you decide. And how it helped. Thanks.
 
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I have not had a chance to change the link lengths yet. I am out of town until next week. will update with the results as soon as I get back.
 

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check the pitment arm/ have the alingment done had a old 1500 2wd lifted do that back in the day my pre runners used to do that and my old 05 4wd f250 did that after i lifted it cuz the alignment wast rite
 

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Looks good. What year is your Denali? I have the exact same truck but 2007. I'm thinking about dropping it a little after I get a set of 22s. Your pic really helped me visualize what mine will look like.
 

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