Slam it
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Slam it
Thanks Ed. 
She looks sweet now,Vette lowered ,Very nice drop.Heres some pic before and after..What ya Think??at eds place with his Sweet Lift
Putting in new front kit
new back bolt kit
Before pic..my 4x4
Now SHE is SLAMMED
SLAMMED on the Lift
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St. Jude Donor '08 thru '13
Looks awesome, tho. I'd just even it up a bit, front to rear. Almost looks like the back end is sagging in the photo. Maybe it's just the camera angle.
That's a clean looking ride. VERY nice!!
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St. Jude Donor '07
Looks nice!
Although I have to say having it lowered come emmission testing time is going to be a PIA. I had to raise mine up to get on the dyno rollers. They want a soda can height between the lowest part of the body to get it on! Not a big deal as all I needed to do was adjust the rear up.
Even height is nice to look at, but adding a little rake (rear slightly higher then front) will help in the cornering.
Stock springs to VBP? If stock rear and you go too wide of tire check the rear spring when it is on the ground. They can dig into the back side of the rim as the spring is wide back there.
Perhaps mine is lower, but I wouldn't want to drive mine on the street as low as it is set. It would catch on everything!
Although I have to say having it lowered come emmission testing time is going to be a PIA. I had to raise mine up to get on the dyno rollers. They want a soda can height between the lowest part of the body to get it on! Not a big deal as all I needed to do was adjust the rear up.
Even height is nice to look at, but adding a little rake (rear slightly higher then front) will help in the cornering.
Stock springs to VBP? If stock rear and you go too wide of tire check the rear spring when it is on the ground. They can dig into the back side of the rim as the spring is wide back there.
Perhaps mine is lower, but I wouldn't want to drive mine on the street as low as it is set. It would catch on everything!