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i have a 2015 5.7l 2wd RCSB that i want to sit static, so perfectly level which kit do i need to drop the back, i just spent the last hour looking at threads and how many different results people got.

i dont want wobble issues
i dont want to change the shocks, just the springs
is a panhard bar necessary when only going 2"?

its between mcgaughys, belltech, or groundforce. i would prefer not to spend a ton so i can pick up a carven exhaust too.
 
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If you want it properly done just get some 2" lowering springs new or used off someone. You shouldn't have wobble issues with just a 2". You definitely do not need to change the shocks. Panhard bar is not necessary. If you want to save a lot of money then just cut your stock ones.
 
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If you want it properly done just get some 2" lowering springs new or used off someone. You shouldn't have wobble issues with just a 2". You definitely do not need to change the shocks. Panhard bar is not necessary. If you want to save a lot of money then just cut your stock ones.

id rather not cut my stock springs incase i ever decide to go back to stock height, its doubtfull but i like to play on the safe side.
 

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I still have my stock rear springs that I cut. They are probably about a 2.5 to 3 inch drop. If you paid for the shipping I'd send them to you. I have no idea how much that would be though.
 
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GF 2" rear drop springs would do the trick.

This is how mine sat with them.
 

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I still have my stock rear springs that I cut. They are probably about a 2.5 to 3 inch drop. If you paid for the shipping I'd send them to you. I have no idea how much that would be though.

where are you located? i may be interested?

GF 2" rear drop springs would do the trick.

This is how mine sat with them.

thats exactly what im looking for, did you keep the stock shocks?
 

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thats exactly what im looking for, did you keep the stock shocks?

Yep, they should be somewhere in my garage. As you may know, I have moved on to a 2/4 drop since then...
 

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Yep, they should be somewhere in my garage. As you may know, I have moved on to a 2/4 drop since then...

yes i have seen your truck is one of my favorite trucks on here. still got those GF springs laying around?
 

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yes i have seen your truck is one of my favorite trucks on here. still got those GF springs laying around?

No sorry, those are long gone... Thanks.

Kinda funny, those springs are on their 3rd RF members truck right now!
 
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lol damn. i cant seem to find them, is this the kit? i just want to keep my stock shocks all i want are the springs... but says it doesnt fit my year...

http://www.amazon.com/Ground-Force-91213-Complete-Suspension/dp/B004Q5F8XY

It looks like that is the only kit available for reg cabs. You might wanna call GF and see if they offer the springs only. However, I would run the GF shocks and springs, if I were you. The shocks work well the GF coils "spring rate". I remember the ride quality was excellent with this inexpenisve kit...
 

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those have been passed around like a 2 dollar.........um yeah they've been sold a couple of times now lol.
 

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yeah i found that too. he siense youre here, im looking for an exhaust im looking at the carven "r" exhaust, do i need the 2.5" or 3" inlet/outlet? also im looking at black mbrp tips and i want them to be the same size as my stock ones so do i need 4" inlet with 12" length or 18" length?

A 12" lenght tip would be sufficient. You would need a 2.5" inlet.

actually, would these work? says they are for diesels but dont see why it wouldnt work for my truck?

4" Inlet 5" Outlet 12" Long Gloss Black Coated Stainless Diesel Exhaust Tip | eBay

^^^ You would need an adapter for those. But they would look nice.
 
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