Hey Will, I don't mean to bug you with this again but i'm pretty sure that the
firestone kit that Patrick Engram sells is designed to work with level and
lowered trucks. I would recommend you still give him a shout. It's just an idea
and I am going to put it on my qc but I will not be lowering it. Nothing wrong
with lowering it but not really interested. O will be getting the Hotchkis sway
bars for stock height daks though.
Jeff Durling
'01 4x2 QC SLT+
Will Coughlin wrote:
> Don, I didn't get them installed, becuase they are the wrong ones.The bag
> kit I got is intended for a truck that is stock height or lowered with
> blocks on the stock springs(which would keep the springs the same distance
> away from the frame). Mine is lowered with the Hotchkis leafs, which are
> much clower to the frame than stock.Therefore, I didn't have enough room to
> install the kit. I love the way the brackets are designed, and would love it
> if they would work on my truck, they just won't! It is a very well-designed
> kit,and I would reccomend it to any who have a stock height truck. It is
> designed to support/level up to 2000 lbs, and it looks plenty stout. I paid
> a little more than $200 for them, out of Godafther customs.It was the only
> place I could find this particular kit, and it was the last one they had.
> Hellwig discontinued their air products, so the kit will be hard to come by.
> JCWhitney is sold out, as well is Sport Truck Direct,and all the other
> advertisiers in truckin' I called. Might try Jeg's or Summit. HTH,
>
> Will Coughlin willcoughlin@hotmail.com
> '00 reg.cab,2wd,4.7L/hd5-spd/3.92sg(9.25")
> http://www.geocities.com/willcoughlin/index.html
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