nytrdr24
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your main stopping point with a static drop will be the frame in the rear, and the bump stops/t-bars up front......you can de-arch the rear leafs, or get a set of belltech ones, then put a block in, but your axle will be on the frame, not the best thing in the world if you don't want to tear up your truck, a good set of air shocks or coil overs and a c-notch will cure that...in the front, re-index the t-bars, & again, get some coil overs or air shocks, and remove the bumpstop (note if you go w/ coil overs in the front, you could get rid of the t-bars, but wouldn't have the ease of adjustability of the airshocks), then you can go pretty low and have some adjustability in the suspension to get what ever the desired rake/stance you want in the ride, not to mention, you won't have to go to the chiropractor <sp> after every time you drive the truck, lol haha!