bilstein 7'' lift struts???

[doodeediddledodindee]

Why bother helping when you told him he paid for a 4inch kit with a two inch level to make a 6in kit? I think he is best with your advice.

[blackout07]

And on actual topic. The BDS 6" kit is the same as the 4" kit, The 4" kit maintains factory angles on the ball joints by placing in the 7" shocks it would effectively be the same as running a 3" leveling kit which I believe is hard on your front end.

 

 

Not quite. I'm running a 1" leveling kit on top of mine and I'm not maxed out.

[BlackZ71Silverado]

I wish I was one of the cool kids then I could call things by the wrong name but because all of the other cool kids call them that it must be correct

 

Seriously tho, sorry for trying to help inform you guys, I will know better next time

 

 

Seriously, you need to find something else to do with your time other than pick apart forum slang.....If you are not going to be helpful and only pick posts apart, go away.

.......You wouldn't happen to know "Boss302" would you?????

[blackout07]

Of course he does. Look at his name.

[pctchevy11]

Matt,

 

so your rig is a 6'' bds with a 1'' level kit am i correct? if i remember right i think you have a 3'' body. mine is only 1.25 but reguardless has no affect on the suspension.

 

does your truck see much off road action? id like to know that the extra 1'' wont snap off my ball joints if i go wheelin. lol

[blackout07]

Correct. I don't wheel mine so-to-speak, but I've taken it offroad without issue. The diff drop is roughly 5" so your good with a 1" spacer in their, although a .5" would be better.

 

 

Here's my angles:

 

 

 

[pctchevy11]

cool thanks that helps.