thank you again for the info, I'll work on it and as soon I'll post the pics

 

ya, but now you cant look back and see the work YOU did. but, to each his own right?

 

We should have an "unofficial Lower Class voting poll" open only to lowered trucks... yeah?

 

i agree. heard anything on those wheels yet? 5 trucks max? would it be based off of looks or mods? i alway vote off of looks. i dont really care what some one has done to their engine

 

dude didnt want blacked out wheels. but yeah, i say looks too. 5 entries is a good number too.

 

Yes, that is correct. Aerodynamic tests show a small mpg increase with a lowered vehicle. Don't expect massive increases, of course! This is why the Ford Flex sits low like it does, Ford did aero testing with it... There is a bunch of info on aerodynamics at dodgetrucks.org, but the database is down at the moment. The Ram SRT-10's drop and other tweaks dropped its drag coefficient down to that of the Gen2 Rams, but with an 8.3L under the hood, it is still thirsty.

Aside from that, I am really glad to see this thread as a sticky. Sometime in the future, I want to lower my truck a bit, so I will be looking here for guidance...

 

what!!!who doesn't want blacked out rims. you should have pitched him on how good they look on that dark green. wish i were closer i have some stock 17's just a chillen in my garage

 

thats what i said! who doesnt like black wheels? they match EVERY color! whatever... must be an "old" dude AT ANY RATE... i still have some factory 20's, i just need to get tires for them.

 

so just wondering... how much adjustablility is there in the camber if you get an alignment? what i mean is i lowered my truck with springs up front (trust me i wanted to do spindles, but i couldnt afford it) and want to go just about another inch lower in the front. and i was thinking that if i just cut like half a coil off both sides... would just the alignment be able to correct the camber strait again?

 

guys itd be a small competition theres only a few of us here.....