4-6" lowering kit Trucks
A 4/6 would need a notch for sure. I curently have the 3.5"/5" DJM setup. Love the way it looks and rides, except when I hit a large bump and the rear end bottoms out on the frame. I can still tow, but like I said on large bumps the rear will hit the frame.
Originally Posted by JimIII@jdm
Thanks, Anyone with a 2/5 or 3/5 and pics???
Here is mine with the DJM 3/5 running 20"x8.5" centerline wheels with 295/45/20 General's

ALso the picture in my sig is with the same drop with the factory 17" wheels running 275/50's
I also need to say with the latest 20" wheel tire combo I have I do rub on big dips in the road while at high speed.
Originally Posted by FATHERFORD
2/5's look to me the rear sits lower then the front...
Here is mine with the DJM 3/5 running 20"x8.5" centerline wheels with 295/45/20 General's

ALso the picture in my sig is with the same drop with the factory 17" wheels running 275/50's
I also need to say with the latest 20" wheel tire combo I have I do rub on big dips in the road while at high speed.
Here is mine with the DJM 3/5 running 20"x8.5" centerline wheels with 295/45/20 General's

ALso the picture in my sig is with the same drop with the factory 17" wheels running 275/50's
I also need to say with the latest 20" wheel tire combo I have I do rub on big dips in the road while at high speed.
Truck looks great!
Our truck is going to have the 23" saleen wheels and they are 32.5" tall overall
with such a big wheel I think you would be happy with the 2/4 drop.
Pic showing 2/4 with 305/35/24:
Pic showing 2/4 with 305/35/24:
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do'nt go any lower than 2/4 with a 32.5" tire, my 275/45-22's are 31.8 tall and they rub up front when I hit the huge bump at high speed (double posted limits)... or when i'm doing 75 around corners that have a 25mph speed limit. it'll be fine until you start driving crazy





