well I am gonna lower my truck and I need some helpful info on a good kit to buy..I know there are a lot of topics on kits in the forums and i have looked but cant quite find the answer i need..the first thing I need help with is...should i go with a kit with drop spindles or coils I'm guessing that as far as performance wise the drop spindles are the way to go huh? I have been looking on line and have seen kits with the coil set up for the front but I cant seem to find any with drop spindles..the next thing is about pricing for a 2/4 kit and a reliable brand.

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If you drop the front 2 inches you might need smaller tires from the looks of that photo.

 

the spindles are the best option cuz it keeps the ride an alignment nearly stock...plus in the future, you have better options for dropping it more ( I went from 2/4 to 4/6).

 

yur prolly ok with those wheels, what is the size of the tires and wheels? if they're the same diameter as stock, you should be fine...I switched to a shorter tire when I went 4/6yur prolly ok with those wheels, what is the size of the tires and wheels? if they're the same diameter as stock, you should be fine...I switched to a shorter tire when I went 4/6

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Check out McGaughy's air bag setups. I use's DJM's flip kit with replacement coils up front but still had to customize the kit a bit to get the look I wanted. I'm seriously looking into the McGaughy's system for the air bag option that increases towing capacity a bit. My tires are 305/40/22 and they never scrub even when loaded to the bump stops.

 

Hey man, you got a nasty looking truck there. I like the way it looks with the stock 20's sittin low. It seems like whenever someone drops or lifts a truck they need to put on aftermarket wheels, idk why though cause it looks great sittin on the stockers. Nice job on the truck.