Dev's93 Miss Setback build

[98nightmare]

Damn... Chevy should of made em like that to start with. You ahould lightly blackout the lights to hide them some. Just a thought, but your good at that and itd probably look sick as hell behind that grill

 

[Devs93]

Yea the tie rods slightly touch when layd out
No more smoked lights for this guy
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[blue_92_sierra]

I love the way that the stock valance touches the ground when layed out!

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Looks good with the front layed out Dev!

 

[Devs93]

thanks man

this is a busy section rt now

 

[Devs93]

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She came out to play

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[Devs93]

question for the the extended cab guys, do I leave the carrier bearing spacer in?

 

[e3mcgrath]

i was going to put one in on my old ex cab due to a slight vibration, never got around to it

 

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[e3mcgrath]

quit hurting my valance! looks good man!

 

[DRAGGIN95]

Yes you need the spacer still in, for correct driveline angles on an Ext. or Crew cab you need a 1 in spacer on the trans mount and a 2 inch spacer on the carrier bearing spacer. The only company that includes the correct ones in their kit is Ridetech, but the spacer's are super easy to build, I have built many of them.