Truck lowering

[Instro84]

anyone got any tips on truck lowering? i have a 2005 avalanche that i would like to lower about 2 inched but i still want to tow a car on a trailer with it. thanks for the help.

 

[stagemonster]

2 inch front lowering coils and a flip kit in the back from beltech.

 

[chasmat2316]

anyone got any tips on truck lowering? i have a 2005 avalanche that i would like to lower about 2 inched but i still want to tow a car on a trailer with it. thanks for the help.

You shouldn't have a problem at all, I have a 90' 454ss lowered 2&4 that will tow my car trailer all day long!

 

[mr go fast]

1500 or 2500? 2wd or 4wd? Stock wheels or aftermarket wheels?

 

[Instro84]

1500 2wd withe the stock 17 inchers. dont think a flip would work got coils in the back. i dont wanna slam it just make lil easier for wife to get in anf fill that gap in the wheelwells. thanks for the help

 

[stagemonster]

1500 2wd withe the stock 17 inchers. dont think a flip would work got coils in the back. i dont wanna slam it just make lil easier for wife to get in anf fill that gap in the wheelwells. thanks for the help

I was not aware that those did not have leaf springs in the rear. That makes it easyer that all you need is four belltech coils.

 

[mr go fast]

Bell Tech makes a nice 2/3 drop for those trucks. They come with front relocation torsion keys (lowers the truck 2" giving it the same stock ride), rear lowering coils (comes with the extentions for the auto ride system if you have it) and shocks (if you dont have the autoride system). Its a great kit and rides good.