Jwils

You gotta think feeding it alone would be hard on the wallet!...

Yeap....

I had the frame rails on jackstands and was using a rod and hammer to beat it flat. I'm going to try to make a couple of snips in it and use a drift pin and ball peen this time. The weight of the body will def help too. Thanks. ...

That's the problem. With this specific year range one of the bed seams falls out directly above where the shackle and leaf spring eye meet. The seam is less than 1/2" down, but just enough so that you can't get the bolt out of that connection. They show it clearly on the Belltech installation instru...

Dicknose, bringing the back down 2" makes it level. :banghead:...

What kinda customer are youuuu :lol: :lol:...

31 at my house this morning in tha LP....

[quote]I believe mine has a 3/5 or 3/4 drop and no issues.[/quote] No shit? I think that's my problem with only swapping to the longer shackles vs a bigger drop with an axle flip and shite. I may be better off just buying the parts needed to bring it on down. Thanks....

No squat, just taking the factory 2" rake out of the back to get it closer to the factory front ride height. ...

Bell Tech...

Just the 2" dropped shackle. Everything else stays factory. ...

No, just levelling to match the stock front. :lol:...

Please move if wrong board. To install dropped rear shackles on an 07-18 Silverado you have to flatten out a few inches of the bed seam for shackle clearance. Sounds simple enough but I have beat and beat and just can't get it flat enough to install the new shackle. Any of you ever done this or have...

Hank's Belt...

Just pop an addy and move on....

I would, but I'm not a high paid foosball coach....

Thanks! I just ordered a set for my truck and a set for my work car for $30. ...

:lol: :bow:...

ORRR, we could get rid of the kiosks and have room to walk around them when da' qweenz decide to slow walk 3 wide!...

I set mine on 73 and stay in the left lane everyday. Been driving it for 4 years and this is the worst I've seen yet. ...