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Newly acquired C20 suburban. 2/4 drop or leave stock?
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@Old77 this reminds me of one of your Burby's, did you ever lower that one? I can't remember.
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Yes. Was supposed to be 3/4 but ended up more like 5/5
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No, you’ll be good! May want to add some helper bags for towing but you’d probably want that anyway IMO
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Nice!!!Yes. Was supposed to be 3/4 but ended up more like 5/5
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I have these 20” on the way and it sounds like a 2/4 is what’s in store!
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txaggie, NICE truck!! Old77, what did you do to get that stance? I’m trying to figure out how I want to lower my dually without notching the frame.
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One thing worth mentioning. I want to get a 6-8k lb bumper pull travel trailer. Will this 2/4 drop affect towing capabilities?
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As I said before, no it won’t. You’ll want to incorporate helper bags, tho
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Western Chassis springs and spindles up front and leaf springs in rear
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Yes. Was supposed to be 3/4 but ended up more like 5/5
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