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    Dropping the truck....

    But the battle I'm dealing with is should I do a 2/4 or a 4/6? Taylor just did his 2/4 on his NBS but wants to go lower. I'm afraid that I'll be stuck in the same boat. Any personal preferences?

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    No matter how low you go you'll eventually get bored. Mine's been on a 2" shackle, then a 2/2 now a 2/4. Next summer I'm bagging it. If I were you I'd just go with a 4/6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frenchy View Post
    No matter how low you go you'll eventually get bored. Mine's been on a 2" shackle, then a 2/2 now a 2/4. Next summer I'm bagging it. If I were you I'd just go with a 4/6

    ^ What he said.

    I went 2/4, 4/6, 4/8(my favorite so far), and then back up to 3/6.

    i too am bagging/coil over/4 linking mine in the future
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    Mines a 2/5, has a nice aggressive stance, mine was originally a 2/4 but with the cal tracs it dropped another inch id love to slam mine but i drive it to hard and the roads are to rough
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    Quote Originally Posted by LamboDoNoMo View Post
    Mines a 2/5, has a nice aggressive stance, mine was originally a 2/4 but with the cal tracs it dropped another inch id love to slam mine but i drive it to hard and the roads are to rough
    You must live in okla?!...the roads are pretty bad lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by BuiltZ71 View Post
    You must live in okla?!...the roads are pretty bad lol
    Pretty bad? They're terrible.

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    Go 2/4, you'll be laughing at your buddy as he drags the frame on speed bumps and angled driveways.
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    Slam it, 5/7 here. If you aint scrapen you hatin. LOL. Atleast to 2"spindels in the front, cut half of one coil on the springs. Then flip kit in the back that will yield a 3/6ish oh and Notch it
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    Just did 2/4 on mine and im happy with it, mostly cause i cant go lower cause of bad roads and need my bigger snow tires for the winter, or itd be slammed.
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    The only reason I'm thinking 2/4 is I go down dirt roads a lot, and the cattle guards may present a problem with much more I think.

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