how high do you guys ride?

LMAO!!!! that one got me...... thats a good one man. anytime i see a squirrel now ill think" you best be 2 1/2 inches short" ..... LOL

you can imagine the sound the armadillo made....

My friend hit a possum once in his Chevy. And the front cross member on those trucks are like a blade. It hit the bottom of the truck several times since it was about 1" off the ground when it hit, and left a god awful mess all over the bottom side.

^ that sucks. i hit a boot once, came out of nowhere and dented the hell out of my valance.

nothing compared to the damn rabbits that used to bolt across the dirt road out of town i used to hit up.

id be buzzin along.... (seriously buzzin with a flowmaster 40 series on the truck) and about 400 watts of light goin...... and out of nowhere a rabbit bolts out and smacks the front diff.... it makes for an eerie, furry, and noisy mess at about 70mph...

i have a strange one...when my truck was static dropped i was driving by a neighborhood park near my house and a duck flew into, then under, my front right tire.

but back to the original question, i just drove around at a certain height and after not bottoming out for a while i dropped it down some more, then repeated until i was at a comfortable height. you get a feel for it.

ah right... the reason i ask is because of my alighnment. if im gonna get it alighned..... i need to find out a general height to send it in as when it gets alighned so its not far off of adjustment.

ok.... so this is on a slightly diffrent subject but same aspect...

what is needed in order to lay on my frame in my truck? i know thus far that you gotta either cut or replace the tranny x-member, tuck the exhaust up even with the frame and raise the tank. is there anything else that hangs up the process or am i missing something???

Aside from that, Z the frame.


I got my truck aligned at half travel, so about 5 inches off the ground. I get 12" of lift, but never go more than 10 so I considered that half. This way its always at a happy medium, and works well at all heights.

Don't slow down for dead raccoons or joggers!!