Anyone used the Inez Hotrods 4/6 drop kit? Looking for feedback.

[drmatera]

I’m selling the 4/7 Inez drop kit that is on my 2018 RCSB. Selling truck.  I can post the alignment specs when I get to the shop as well. In the pic below there was some air in the bags. The truck sits level

Edited September 17, 2018 by drmatera

[Nasty]

1 hour ago, drmatera said:

I’m selling the 4/6 Inez drop kit that is on my 2018 RCSB. Selling truck.  I can post the alignment specs when I get to the shop as well. In the pic below there was some air in the bags. The truck sits level

Id like to see the shackle they use to lift it to 6.  my old lift shackle hit the leaf mount

[drmatera]

My set up uses the stock shackles.

[Nasty]

25 minutes ago, drmatera said:

My set up uses the stock shackles.

Then you are 7" drop in back unless you used a lift hanger

Edited September 17, 2018 by Nasty

[drmatera]

21 minutes ago, Nasty said:

Then you are 7" drop in back unless you used a lift hanger

Thanks, I updated it

[BULLSEYE]

. Put a 4/6 on last night. Left front went on smooth. Right side lower control arm holes didn’t line up. Got the bolt thru after a lot of fighting and cuss words. Also had to drill out one sleeve on a upper control arm, it was smaller inside diameter. Rides pretty good. Rubs very little with 24’s.


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[maxpower98]

12 hours ago, BULLSEYE said:

. Put a 4/6 on last night. Left front went on smooth. Right side lower control arm holes didn’t line up. Got the bolt thru after a lot of fighting and cuss words. Also had to drill out one sleeve on a upper control arm, it was smaller inside diameter. Rides pretty good. Rubs very little with 24’s.


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truck looks good. what is the tire size that you are running. i want to sell off my 22 and get 24 next summer.

[BULLSEYE]

truck looks good. what is the tire size that you are running. i want to sell off my 22 and get 24 next summer.

295/35/24

 

 

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[Silvlade]

I think IHC doesnt have a QC when welding these controls arms  have had a few issues,lower control arms rubbing on frame,alignment issues,had to cut tie rods,lower control arm rubbing on the spindle,,every time i say something they say oh we never had the issue ect ect or they just dont say anything ba k,will be trying WULF controls arms soon,they have better bushings and you can bolt on the breake line on the upper control arm,they say they use same premium ball joints as moog   they just have a private label,, i know IHC dont use moog anymore last 2 kits i got are not moog

[Silvlade]

If i have issues with these Wulf  i will just star doing the same thing these guys did make my own control arms( copy lol)

[Nasty]

If i have issues with these Wulf  i will just star doing the same thing these guys did make my own control arms( copy lol)

Inez is absolute garbage. I havent seen a set that hasn't failed

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[Silvlade]

I have done at least 7 kits and not all have issues but is 50/50 they need a better Q.C ,,i work with laser,cnc,breaks presses on every day and i kwow how important is Q.C on the other hand i do like the 99-06 control arms  no issues there 

[Nasty]

By the way. Wulf is rebranded trekline arms. Chinese bushings and balljoints

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[Silvlade]

Not sure about the bushings  what djm uses for bushings?  They say their ball joints are premium  only one way to find out 

 

Edited November 10, 2019 by Silvlade
Wrong picture

[Nasty]

Djm is usa parts. I personally dont like using arms. But if I had to use arms I'd use djm

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