PICTURES SILVERADO BODYDROP ON 24 88-98

let's see pictures....I wanna see how it clear the fenders.....tanks everybody.....

If you look in ppl's profile you can find them. Just go to the yrs your looking for.

then click on everyone one,just to notice its only on 22s lol. 24's dont clear it by alot tho. hell rockered on 22s with a 265/35 only clears about 2-3 inches with tubular arms and drop spindles.

I did a look in ppl's profile ....but nobody bodydrop on 24....just 22....

that doored one is on 24's or 22's

The TAHOE in ART OF NOIZE that has a build forum on this site is being built for 24's. It currently has a 285!! /35/22 in front and has plenty of room for a 24. a 275/30/24 is like 1/2" taller I believe, and there is atleast 2.5" to go and still stay under hood. That one regular cab that was in StreetTrucks has big ass tires and lays door on 24's. Door is like 1.5" lower than just going to rocker, and his tires aren't sticking out of his hood 1.5"...... So, I am pretty sure they'll fit. Atleast I hope they will, since I will be doing the same thing to my Suburban in the new future..........

Edited: 6/10/2009 6:35:41 AM by disfiguredS10

Aaron hankins has one on here...94 gmc sierra  .... well. now i cant find it....anyway it's rockered on 295/30/24 ithink and he cut the fender tops but hasnt cut into the hood support. hope that helps

Edited: 6/10/2009 10:29:15 AM by tre5

The tahoe I am building will have the room for 24's like Anthony said. IMO I would much rather lay rocker and have a stock hood, instead of laying door and having my hood look like that^^^^^^^. I will still have A/C and everything as well. As a matter of fact, I never even pulled the dash to do the wheel tubs in the firewall. edit* I should mention that the Tahoe will more than likely be running a 255/30R24. Reason being... turning. A 275/30R24 will fit height wise, but in order to turn the suspension would need to be narrowed about an inch.The 285/35R22's that are on it right now are being removed because of this issue. We are going to a 265/35R22 because they will work for turning without narrowing the suspension... and they were laying around, so free fix!!