BlueSS

guys just a couple of questions i don't have much time to surf the net, but which 5/7 drop is everybody using on the NBS silverado RC? and who is making a good CAI for the NBS?

BlueSS

ttt...

02BlueStepside

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5/7 is low for a static daily driver on a nbs. If there aren't any inclines/declines or speedbumps you have to worry about though, go for it. Only 5/7 kit I am aware of is from DJM. I am running their 4/6 kit and have no complaints with it.

circusboy

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mcgaughy's makes a 5/7 drop for the crew cab. it's theone i just installed. you have to cut one full coil off the top of the spring. I got a front end alignment and everything is fine. I got mine from stylin concepts.

here is a pic

Phantom

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damn thats sweet lookin

circusboy

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I keep going in the driveway to look at it, lol.

I LOVE MY TRUCK!!!!!

I'm sick, I know

Thanks guys

graysilv

so if you had to cut 1 full turn of the spring what actually came in the kit to lower the front? spindles or control arms?

circusboy

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2" spindles and 3" spring, but remember, it's for a crew cab. there front springs are different. I think it has something to do with weight, spring rate or height.

BlueSS

sweet thanks guys... that's a nice looking truck... i think i might wait for DJM's 4/6 though see what that looks like. I was told it wasn't available for the new body style till the 25th of this month... If anybody knows where to get this kit before then please let me know

02BlueStepside

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What year truck is this for? I was assuming it was for the one in your sig. Of course with that said I just noticed it was a SS.

If it is for the nnbs, 07+, then yea, a 5/7 looks great and should be very drivable. I would actually take the lip off the bottom of the front bumper and go lower, I think I have heard of people talking about a 7/8.