Lowering Kit

Once it gets started up the flat bed the angle changes
 
Went and had the alignment done and few days ago and this is the finished look. The amount of lowering is spot on. Took the "pickup" look away. Just an opinion. But I like it.
 

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Looks perfect ,, hows it handling now ?
 
Nothing noticeable to feel. I have not gone out and tried it out a a road course. Not sure if that will be happening. Maybe my son will.

I'm more of a straight line guy and it still buzzes the tires like before. :)
 
My .02, I did the JTSVP 2/3 lowering a few years back, it's awesome, I wish it was lower tbh. Plenty of room to change tires, jack the truck up, doesn't scrape unless it's a super steep driveway. The front still gets over most of those concrete things in parking spaces. I drive like a maniac around town and have had no problems unless I hit a big new england bump too fast then the rear bottoms out. The alignment shop couldn't get the camber any better than 1.5 degrees if that matters to you.
 
My .02, I did the JTSVP 2/3 lowering a few years back, it's awesome, I wish it was lower tbh. Plenty of room to change tires, jack the truck up, doesn't scrape unless it's a super steep driveway. The front still gets over most of those concrete things in parking spaces. I drive like a maniac around town and have had no problems unless I hit a big new england bump too fast then the rear bottoms out. The alignment shop couldn't get the camber any better than 1.5 degrees if that matters to you.
Post a pic !
 
My .02, I did the JTSVP 2/3 lowering a few years back, it's awesome, I wish it was lower tbh. Plenty of room to change tires, jack the truck up, doesn't scrape unless it's a super steep driveway. The front still gets over most of those concrete things in parking spaces. I drive like a maniac around town and have had no problems unless I hit a big new england bump too fast then the rear bottoms out. The alignment shop couldn't get the camber any better than 1.5 degrees if that matters to you.
How does the truck track and tires wear with the alignment discrepency ? Any idea if it changed the rear end pinion angle ?
I've never heard those things in a post !
 
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