Lowering Kit

[TonyC]

Needs tires very soon so the rims are going to get a good cleaning or plasti dipped. Wife don't care as long as we are going fast and making the neighbors hate us. It drives awesome lowered, feels more planted, I think the little bit of camber helps, it doesn't seem to follow imperfections in the pavement anymore, not really sure how to explain what was happening, I'm more confident pushing it through corners faster. As far as the pinion angle goes, I don't notice any noise from the back, no vibrations and haven't blown a u-joint yet and I drive this thing hard. I've had this lowered like this for a few years at least. 2/3 is definitely the way to go. I do wish the back was about 1/4" lower to level it out more, it seems to still have a rake to it, but that's just my preference. Edit: Tire wear has been fine, just rotate, 1.5 degrees isn't extreme at all.

 

[Wifey]

Looks good! Do you still have the wing? I hope so

Put the wing back on and when you floor it the downforce will level it! Hahah!

 

[TonyC]

I have the wing and the hardware but I hate taking it off and putting it on for truck use (lazy), plus I don't really like the look of it so it's a win win.

 

[Wifey]

I have the wing and the hardware but I hate taking it off and putting it on for truck use (lazy), plus I don't really like the look of it so it's a win win.

That works! I personally like the wing but to each their own.

 

[TonyC]

I do like the look with the tonneau cover but my bed and rails are rhino lined and I don't like how it sits on the lining.

 

[VIPR PWR]

Looks good! Do you still have the wing? I hope so

Put the wing back on and when you floor it the downforce will level it! Hahah!

Yes the wing hahaha

 

[Wifey]

I do like the look with the tonneau cover but my bed and rails are rhino lined and I don't like how it sits on the lining.

Nice! Does it hold up well? Did you do it yourself?