Lowering Regrets

[68Stepbed]

Originally Posted by cebra

Front:
CPP 2" Springs
McCaughy 2.5" Spindles
Belltech shocks (these fit like crap btw they are too fat so they have to be spaced out significantly from the frame)

Rear:
CPP 5" springs
CPP adjustable trac bar
CPP shock relocators
KYP Gas a just shocks

I highlighted your issues in red. I've never been happy with Chinese Produced Products.

[cebra]

Originally Posted by 68Stepbed

I highlighted your issues in red. I've never been happy with Chinese Produced Products.

I think you are on point, I walk out in the morning and it just keeps settling further and further. I have coils in the rear completely collapsed and laying on the trailing arm.

[cornerstone]

Originally Posted by cebra

it just keeps settling further and further. I have coils in the rear completely collapsed and laying on the trailing arm.

Yep those springs are crap... on the bright side new set of quality springs aren’t that much money and they may give you the ride and height you’re looking for. The expensive alignment is a bummer though.

[68Stepbed]

Originally Posted by cebra

I think you are on point, I walk out in the morning and it just keeps settling further and further. I have coils in the rear completely collapsed and laying on the trailing arm.

www.earlyclassic.com You won't be disappointed again.

I had the 4.5/6.75 drop on my truck before with ECE parts on 17" tires. I never had any real complaints with ride or handling. Due to the nature of driving a lowered truck, there were certain speed bumps and driveways I had to be careful on, but no more than with a car of any sort.