Jump to content

DESERT DOG

Member
  • Posts

    69
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Profile Information

  • Name
    Jerry
  • Location
    Arizona
  • Gender
    Male
  • Drives
    2018 1500 LT RCSB

Recent Profile Visitors

1,409 profile views

DESERT DOG's Achievements

Enthusiast

Enthusiast (3/11)

31

Reputation

  1. I used this kit from Belltech: https://www.belltech.com/products/belltech/lowering/complete-lowering-kits/belltech-2016-5-2018-silverado-sierra-std-cab-2wd-3-4f-5-6r-with-street-performance-shock-1012sp.html No problems with vibration, rides great.
  2. Welcome from the Northwest Valley!
  3. A good friend of mine installed it for me, so I'm not sure how many spacers he put in. He used this kit: https://www.belltech.com/products/belltech/lowering/complete-lowering-kits/belltech-2016-5-2018-silverado-sierra-std-cab-2wd-3-4f-5-6r-with-street-performance-shock-1012sp.html
  4. I am at about a 3.5/6 and did 275/45-22 on mine. Heard it rub when backing at full lock once but never heard it again.
  5. I got the 1012SP. It came with the Street Performance shocks. I love them. A lot of guys on this forum think they are to stiff, but I don't think so. Had the nitro drop shocks on my 2002 and didn't like them. Love this kit on my truck it rides great. This kit works with steel control arms. https://www.belltech.com/products/belltech/lowering/complete-lowering-kits/with-street-performance-shocks/belltech-2016-5-2018-silverado-sierra-std-cab-2wd-3-4f-5-6r-with-street-performance-shock-1012sp.html
  6. A good friend of mine did the install and got the kit for me. Getting to old to do it myself.
  7. Had the 2210FF installed with the 3.5F 6R on my regular cab standard box and I love them. Rides great. Everybody's truck is different, regular cabs are different animals. Had the Nitro shocks in my 2002 with a 2-4 and was never happy with them.
  8. Not sure about Mcgauheys.
  9. It is the 3-4 5-6 adjustable Belltech kit. I am at about 3.5 front and 6 on the rear
  10. Are you going to 20's then? I think the 22's fill the wheel housing a little better, but don't want 24's because of the ride issues.
×
×
  • Create New...