Who has lowered an 06 Silverado
#1
Who has lowered an 06 Silverado
Im looking to lower my 06 Crew Cab truck, i have been told i have to buy new leaf springs because the hangers are welded onto the truck.
Anyone have any experence in lowering a 06 Crew Cab.
And i know the fronts dont need spindals just springs
Any help from you guys would help!!
Thanks Lance
Anyone have any experence in lowering a 06 Crew Cab.
And i know the fronts dont need spindals just springs
Any help from you guys would help!!
Thanks Lance
#2
I also have an 06 crewcab and im looking to lower it very soon so im glad you asked this question!
I think im going to go with a 2/4 because with a 4/6, i will have to have rubber band tires to tuck with the 22's and i will have no notch the frame. Not only that, it will be so low that i will drag on every speed bump and i wont be able to haul much without bottoming out. 2/4 seems like the better way to go for me since it is a daily driver and id still like to use it occasionally as a truck. I just dont know which parts or components i will need to use to get the drop im looking for. I want to run spindles in the front for sure because if i bag it later, it will save me some money in the long run.
Anyone with info on this topic will benefit both of us!
I think im going to go with a 2/4 because with a 4/6, i will have to have rubber band tires to tuck with the 22's and i will have no notch the frame. Not only that, it will be so low that i will drag on every speed bump and i wont be able to haul much without bottoming out. 2/4 seems like the better way to go for me since it is a daily driver and id still like to use it occasionally as a truck. I just dont know which parts or components i will need to use to get the drop im looking for. I want to run spindles in the front for sure because if i bag it later, it will save me some money in the long run.
Anyone with info on this topic will benefit both of us!
#3
I think im going with 3/4 drop on my 06 and planing on going to a 20" wheel on all 4 corners, hopefully i will have not have any problems. And yes i agree 4/6 is too low for my use of my truck even tho i dont haul anything but a few kids. I did have a 90 GMC stepside with a 4/6 kit and 17" wheels and pulled my T/A to the track hand full of times and pulled fine but did rub some on the front air dam but no complaints with the 4/6 kit.
I just need info on the rear of the truck i havent even looked under the truck yet so do i need Leafs or hangers?
I just need info on the rear of the truck i havent even looked under the truck yet so do i need Leafs or hangers?
#5
i have a 05 and i put a hanger shackle kit in. The hanger kit is difficult to put in but saves ur towing abilities. It is a 2/4 drop on 22's!! here are pics!
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/seth_b...bum?.dir=/f2a1
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/seth_b...bum?.dir=/f2a1
#6
Originally Posted by slammedS10
I would just do 3in leafs with a 2in adjustable shackle. Thats what i have( sitting in my room, leafs not on yet truck is away for the winter.)
What do you guys think?
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