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joesbruiser · 09-14-2013, 06:18 PM

Boy am I in a pickle,I do believe Porterbuilt is about ready to start making my dropmember and I am starting to think coilovers may be the way to go and just have a static height.
Only thing is I want it low.Lol They can do the extreme with the coilovers and we will have a 5 inch ride or we can go with the touring and have 6-7 inch height.I like how the touring places the motor lower because it will give more room and be less work with the tunnel,not to mention plumbing and wiring.The more aggressive geometry peaks my interest to .
But 6-7 inches is just not low enough and if I am going to have to move the tunnel I think I will just hammer it on the ground with bags.
Heck I just do not know.

09-14-2013, 06:18 PM	#21
joesbruiser Registered User Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Springhill TN Posts: 84	Re: My sons dropmember C10 build Boy am I in a pickle,I do believe Porterbuilt is about ready to start making my dropmember and I am starting to think coilovers may be the way to go and just have a static height. Only thing is I want it low.Lol They can do the extreme with the coilovers and we will have a 5 inch ride or we can go with the touring and have 6-7 inch height.I like how the touring places the motor lower because it will give more room and be less work with the tunnel,not to mention plumbing and wiring.The more aggressive geometry peaks my interest to . But 6-7 inches is just not low enough and if I am going to have to move the tunnel I think I will just hammer it on the ground with bags. Heck I just do not know.