PROJECT: 1LOWB22.

Man - does THAT ever sound familiar! If you look thru the build thread for my daughters truck I went thru exactly the same progression. Once I had the stock tank back in and the truck layed out I realized 1/4" clearance just wasn't safe enough. As for the ride and handling I am very happy with how her setup performs - provided you don't get the back end up to high. Kinda works like a vise grip pliers - if you keep the rear ride height low to reasonable, the braking cannot overcome the angle of the bars. If you raise it to high, well you get the idea LOL.

Your progress is looking good!!! And welcome back!

Lol yeah i like it alot, i get pretty decent lift, nothing spectacular, but enough. lol and yeah it does sound familar Linn

well, got the weber in today, about 2 1/2 - 3 hours of work. Runs awesome, couldnt of asked for it to be better. Installion whent pretty easy, just sorta time consuming. Overall really simple. Note: i still have to remove some things in the pics wires, lines, hoses e.t.c.

proabably going to go with some bigger rims next winter, thinkin 22s, but idk.. we'll seeeee.. im kinda confused on a few things though