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Where and how to start my project?
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d.fens
+1y
I'd like to put a drop on my truck, and do some semi 22's but I'm not sure what would be the smartest way to go about it.
The ball up is the truck needs tires pretty bad, and the suspension is tired.
1. Start with a static drop (4/4?), get some wheels / tires and bag it later
2. Hope nothing breaks, and wait till funds are in place to do everything at once (maybe next summer or fall).
Not too all about blowing the truck apart to do the static drop, then having to blow it apart again to bag it, but I'll do what I gotta.
This is what's soaking up all my disposable income right now:
Trying to get this one done and a couple of my seller projects gone by spring then start on the truck.
The ball up is the truck needs tires pretty bad, and the suspension is tired.
1. Start with a static drop (4/4?), get some wheels / tires and bag it later
2. Hope nothing breaks, and wait till funds are in place to do everything at once (maybe next summer or fall).
Not too all about blowing the truck apart to do the static drop, then having to blow it apart again to bag it, but I'll do what I gotta.
This is what's soaking up all my disposable income right now:
Trying to get this one done and a couple of my seller projects gone by spring then start on the truck.
raymondsage
+1y
Start by reading previous forums on here.... its all been posted before. its like a Dually owners manual.
dragnasty
+1y
Static drop can be done in just a few hours.
DK
diabolic kustoms
+1y
that gti is bad ass
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d.fens
+1y
Thanks. It sure is getting into my wallet lately.
Okay. If I was gonna static-drop the truck which drop works best with semi's? 4/4 or 6/8?
Chase, that white truck your boy in PA bought, you know what drop it had on it?
dragnasty
+1y
Naw man, not real sure. Prolly around a 5/7