TheSuspensionSource

iTrader: (1)

We finally added the Belltech Transmission Spacer to our site.

This spacer is good for the 2WD models of the 07-13 Silverado/Sierra.

Belltech Transmission Spacer for 07-13 Silverado/Sierra

Jason Z69

What is this spacer for?im new to the lowering stuff. I have a2010 silvarado 2x4 im wantin to lower 2inches also. Whats a good kit? Im wanting 2 front and back. Im wanting a better ride quality

TheSuspensionSource

iTrader: (1)

This would be for trucks with flip kits, mainly crew cab & extended. There are certain flip kits that do not come with this piece.

If you want a simple 2" front drop and 2" rear drop, I would suggest using Belltech's Lowering Struts for 2" and 2" rear shackles. Here are some links.

Struts on SALE $75 each
Belltech Lowering Strut 07-13 Silverado/Yukon/Sierra/Tahoe B25003

Shackles
The Suspension Source 88-13 Chevrolet Silverado/Sierra 1/2 Ton (All), 88-10 Silverado/Sierra 2500/3500 (All), 92-99 Tahoe, Yukon & Suburban (4dr. Only) 94-01 Dodge Ram 1500 (All) 97-03 Ford F150 (All) 2" Rear Drop Lowering Kit

silverado1ss89

That thing would come in handy on my 5/9 drop

TheSuspensionSource

iTrader: (1)

2WD Regular cabs should not require the transmission spacer, at least not on mine.

Jason Z69

Im about to start doing som performance mods. What would be better goin 2 lower front and back or a 2-4 for better traction?

Thanks in advance

TheSuspensionSource

iTrader: (1)

You can go as low as 5/7 if you have some horsepower behind the truck. 2/4 is more of a level appearance than the 2/2. Personally I like the 3/5 drops on these trucks. Allows for a bigger tire to be used.

Jason Z69

Really? A bigger tire with a 3/5 drop??

TheSuspensionSource

iTrader: (1)

Yea, the Magnuson truck is running 20s by Budnik, 3/5 drop with a larger I believe Nitto tire. Works perfect.

mattdavis12340

I have 3/5 kit on my crew cab w/ flip of course and I'm getting quite a bit of bounce. Would this spacer help me out any