lowering kit

[antman25]

i have a 2001 hoe with 26's on it i want to drop it so what kit and can i do it myself

[thehoe92]

I would do a 2/3 drop kit

springs in the back and spindles up front

keys have less ride quality but if you pair it with some nice drop shocks it won't matter

I am running Belltech but there is also DJM and McGaughy's

if you go 3/5 you will be rubbing BAD!

what size tires do you have?

I did my 3/5 in my garage but I also have a pretty wide array of tools at my disposal

rule of thumb is 2/3 is the driveway kit

3/5 its best to have a shop do it or use a lift

[antman25]

I would do a 2/3 drop kit

springs in the back and spindles up front

keys have less ride quality but if you pair it with some nice drop shocks it won't matter

I am running Belltech but there is also DJM and McGaughy's

if you go 3/5 you will be rubbing BAD!

what size tires do you have?

I did my 3/5 in my garage but I also have a pretty wide array of tools at my disposal

rule of thumb is 2/3 is the driveway kit

3/5 its best to have a shop do it or use a lift

305/30/26

[matt14]

Doing the rear drop on these is a piece of cake. Doing the front is a little harder imo. It all depends on the offset of your wheels. You notice that steve is riding low and is sitting on 6's. Hes probly around a 4/6 drop with the weight of the system before he bags it. If you want it level, you have to get a 2" difference from front to back. These have a stock 2" rake. So a belltech 2/4 drop would be ok, just run some shock extenders so you can still have some travel. Ive seen a lot of people run Mcgaughys and love it. My djm kit rides kinda harsh, but you its the price you pay to ride low.

[BURRITO]

^^^damn guys! i feel like a slacker... take all these ^^^ oppinions into consideration and you will be fine.

IMHO depending on tire size go with the 2/3... BTW post pics!