I think you misspoke. Those wheels are not 15MM offset and that might throw someone off who is trying to figure out what wheels will work on their lowered truck. 27-31MM seems to be good.
@@whiplashtv2022 I'd be willing to bet they are 30mm. Anyways, nice truck and the clarification regarding the rubber spacer for the front was helpful when I did the IHC kit last month 👍
@@davidsutherland9965 it sounds like you might have some lowering shackles or something on the back…maybe even from a previous owner if not from you. Just an idea.
Hey man i just lowered my 93 chevy obs on a 6" flip kit. Removed the bump stops hoping it would reduce my bouncing couse it bounses and is stiff like crazy. What could i do to make more smoother
@@whiplashtv2022 i wonder why they couldn’t get yours aligned to spec. Mine aligned perfectly with 0.1 of camber on driver side and it’s sitting on a 5in in front still
That stance looks perfect; any lower and it wouldn’t be my cup of tea. At first I honestly didn’t like the wheel choice even though it’s pretty much just one spoke more than my old S-10, but with the stance and color-matching I think the truck looks really nice now. Well done! I’m not sure how your truck would look with the M-3 style side mirrors, but maybe toss around that idea. I think a small cowl-induction hood would look killer and I’m ready to see that bed liner lip on the tailgate gone when you eventually get to that. Haha
Thanks, I’m in love with the looks too. I envisioned that as I got the truck lower, installed lower profile tires, and did the brakes behind the wheels, that the wheels would look better and better with each thing that I did. I wish that they were 5 spoke, but for some reason it is hard to find 5 spokewheels on a 6 lug pattern unfortunately. I am still looking into tailgate spoiler caps that look good.
So glad I found this , I been searching for someone to do a proper review of this kit . I didnt know if I wanted to go with a spindle and spring drop in the front or control arm drop and this just answered my questions about overall ride and of course helping with the chevy lean . Ill be going with IHC kit in the front and McGuahys flip kit so I can use their helper bags . Thanks for doing these videos, you just gained a new subscriber.
Thanks for watching, commenting, and subscribing! I am glad that the video was helpful. The full installation of the IHC Kit is here on the channel as well. Hopefully you enjoy the other content on the channel as well.
@@whiplashtv2022 Oh I plan to indulge , your approach is much better than most ive seen and I appreciate that a lot . Just one question about the IHC kit, was your turning radius affected at all?
Hey again, man (I reached out on another video about how great and informative it was yesterday just to remind you of who I am). Loving this video too. Love hearing the pros and cons. Looks like I'm still moving forward with my plans to drop my Silverado. Gonna tackle it in March during spring break while I'm off work. I subscribed yesterday and am so glad I did. Thanks for being so thorough and explaining everything. Much appreciated
@@whiplashtv2022 I hate to keep bugging you on here man but I do want to run something by you and get your opinion. I'm not doing the drop kit until March it is currently February. As much as I think the stance of your truck is absolutely perfect, there was a time that I considered doing a staggered set up. There is not much information online about this. Most people love their GM's stanced exactly like yours. So do I. But there's not many images of available of the trucks staggered. This is a really stupid question but what are your thoughts cuz I value your opinion, on possibly do a 4in in the front on 20's and 5 in in the back on 22s? I know it's probably not your cup of tea and truth be told if my truck turned out exactly like yours I'd be a happy man. But I am really curious what that setup would look like. I'm also curious what your thoughts are having lowered your truck and have experienced any difficulties along the way. Do you think 5 inches in the rear would accommodate 22s in the rear with a similar Tire in the front on 20's? I'm still on the fence, and I really wish there were more images available online of truck setup the way I'm proposing. So all I have is your expert opinion to rely on. It would not take much convincing for me to go ahead and simply keep the wheel size the same all 4 tires. But I do think I will always wonder what the staggered look might have turned out like LOL. What are your thoughts man? I appreciate it
@@michaelscottroberts5444 On my 2001 Chevy I will most likely do the 4/6 drop on the 22’s that I have on it which are 22x9/22x11 setup with 265/35/22 up front and 285/30/22 in the rear. It will fit and is going to look great. The offset of the wheels is key to getting the wheels and tires to fit inside the wheel wells without excessive rubbing. A 4/5 would look ok, but I would simply do the 4/6 with the 20/22 staggered setup if you don’t want 22’s all around. I am not a huge fan of different staggered setups that are staggered in overall diameter. I do run staggered setups that have staggered widths and offsets.
Yep, that's the answer I was looking for brother. I can't thank you enough for being so quick to respond. I subscribed after the very first video I saw of yours. But I truly appreciate you getting back with me and I promise to leave you alone LOL. Thanks again
i really like the look of this truck, looks like oldschool american styling done to a newer chassis. is that wheel setup square or is the rear set a different spec / tire size? fits perfect
So would a 4/6 kit be the same as a 5/7 since you you could just lower the rear shackle and remove the rubber isolater (Except for the c notch which I’m pretty sure is not needed in a 4/6 drop)
Yes they do, and I am not sure if their 5/7 drop comes with those camber correcting arms or not…surely they do. Otherwise people are gonna have issues if what I have already has the camber correction built in.
Mine aligned good man and I talked to IHC about not sitting level and they told me to get the isolator from any auto parts store! I guess they out of them! Ha great video and great looking truck!
@@whiplashtv2022 yes sir mine didn’t come with it mines a 2002 extended cab. I took it to an alignment shop and they didn’t notify me of whether it was perfect or not but it drives straight but my passenger outer tie rods already out of there after just a few months
I’m on the fence with lowering my truck just for the small little issues that you have to deal with. Who knows maybe F150’s have less issues with the kit.
The front was 0-4” and there is a link to those in the video description. The IHC kit comes with rear drop shocks and I used those as shown in the Rear Install video.
I could install this kist for a customer on their truck. However, the only question is if I have the time. Having a family and 3 jobs doesn’t give me much time to take on big jobs for customers unfortunately.
Did you have any problems with the rear flip kit? My truck is sitting a whole one inch lower on my drive side and I did everything perfectly by the book haven’t installed front kit tho
No, I didn’t have any issues. The “Chevy Lean” causes the driver side to sit lower, but their front control arms has geometry built in to help take the lean out. The lean will be more noticeable if you have a full tank of gas since the gas tank sits on the driver side.
Initially I had the coil spring spacer in between the coils and not at the top of the coil spring. Once I got the spacer in the right spot to achieve my 4” drop, then the alignment place had no issues getting the camber in spec.
@@whiplashtv2022 how the drop on the truck going I’m debating if I should get the 4/6 but I did hear about the bolt on notch are not so strong and they brake I’ve heard how it holding up for you
What issues are you talking about with the alignment and the rubber isolators? I’m having issues with two different shops not being able to align it any info would be great on this problem
The rubber isolator has to go into the upper spring pocket and on the very top of the spring. Otherwise it lowers it so much that the stock camber keys can’t get the camber out on the front driverside.
Hey so i currently dont know what drop i have currently sits a bit higher than yours and i want your exact height. So i thought abt doing the ihc drop kit but i also wanted to do qa1 suspension all around would that just be dumb? Or how i would go about doing that
@@whiplashtv2022 Gotcha. Between your video and the one I’m watching right now that’s the only thing I see that make me worry about this kit. I still want to get one though.
@@whiplashtv2022 And the ride is good? My truck is stock height and I think the shocks are worn out because it’s pretty rough and skips on bumps. It’s very annoying.
Yes, I have a “Rear Installation” and “Front Installation” videos here on the channel. The Rear Installation video shows what came in the kit for that and how I installed it.
A 1998 is the OBS platform and not the NBS platform so they are a little different. I think that you will be ok, but I don’t know what offset your 22” wheels are and that makes a difference too.
Did you have any vibration in the driveshaft at all after doing the 4/6 drop this is the second one I’ve done in the last 2-3 months both seem to have a pinion angle issue
Yes I installed the same exact kit just trying to figure out what’s going on so I can get it aligned and my son can enjoy his truck and I can drive mine both having the same issue
@@djbolden4429 are you 100% sure that the flip kit pieces were installed in the right orientation? That would mess it up if they were incorrect. I have the install videos here on the channel if you want to compare how I installed them vs how you have yours installed. It might be worth double checking.
Yes I’ve double checked them bc that was my first thought maybe they are in wrong and not seating correctly but they are fine so at this point I’m clueless on what’s causing it and I refuse to trailer it to a shop when I’m totally capable of turning a wrench myself
@@whiplashtv2022 Thanks man, the only thing I'm worried about is I have 20 inch wheels with 50 series tires. Im hoping the side wall isn't too tall. Yeah man your truck is CLEAN, you nailed the ride height 👌
@@DM-qp7do if it is anything more than a 245/50/20 then it will most likely rub a little. Also the offset of the wheels dictate whether or not you will rub. I am on a 275/45/20 on a 20x8.5 wide 15mm offset and I clear. The last factor of rubbing is the firmness of the suspension and what springs and shocks you run.
@@whiplashtv2022 im not worried about them rubbing when I turn so much as im worried the top of the tire will be too tall and be rubbing on the inner fender in the front. They're 265 50 20. Im probably over thinking this , ive been saving for a long time to get this done and not im just nervous haha.
Yes I would, as long as you can get the camber adjusted out of the front driver side. Maybe the 5/7 kit comes with their camber correcting upper control arm. Otherwise, just get a set of camber keys that allow for more camber adjustment and you should be good. Everything else about the kit has been good.
My Milwaukee grease gun puts out plenty of pressure. The top metal cap of the ball joint where the grease zert is at was literally bulging and bending outward from the pressure! Watch the installation videos to get a visual on what I am talking about.
Not with this size wheel and tire on normal roads. It did really good. You would have to hit a very big bump for it to do something like that. Before I got the front 1” spacer right and it was down 5” in the front, then it would occasionally hit the inside upper fender on normal roads.
Ihc didn’t include the 1’’ rubber spacer for me and I went with Ihc cause they pretty much said this kit will get rid of the Chevy lean! And it didn’t fix the lean for me
@@Chuy-tu1bx mine looked like it came from O’ Riellys. They should compensate you somehow or buy a set and send them to you. That isn’t right to make you go out and buy it out right when the kit should come with it.
I had the same issue, IHC did not sent me the same rubber isolator which I did not like, so I ended up ordering a Belltech 1” coil spacer that mounts on top of the coil. I haven’t aligned my truck yet, let how my alignment goes. Good video!
@@UENVEYME2 Thank you sir! It really makes me happy to hear this from my viewers! I hope that my videos help a lot of people as the channel grows. That is what I am trying my best to do. Trying to put out good and detailed information the best that I can.
@@whiplashtv2022 one of each occurred actually. First time they snapped and started leaking. Now, they bottom out. I just got some belltech shocks to replace
@@whiplashtv2022 for sure. I’m running kind of a ghetto set up. I have the stock struts and 4” drop control arms. But it’s holding up pretty nicely so far.
AT THE END OF THE VIDEO I MENTION WHAT IS COMING NEXT FOR THIS TRUCK!!!!
I think you misspoke. Those wheels are not 15MM offset and that might throw someone off who is trying to figure out what wheels will work on their lowered truck. 27-31MM seems to be good.
@@tomscot907 These wheels are the American Racing AR914 and they come in 15mm and 30mm offsets. I have the 15mm offset version.
@@whiplashtv2022 I'd be willing to bet they are 30mm. Anyways, nice truck and the clarification regarding the rubber spacer for the front was helpful when I did the IHC kit last month 👍
@@tomscot907 15mm is stamped into the backside of the wheel.
If anyone has any questions on the IHC Suspension drop that I did not cover then feel free to ask, and I will do my best to answer them!
So I just did my 4/6 on my 02 and fell like my back end is way to low The front sits higher than the rear
@@davidsutherland9965 it sounds like you might have some lowering shackles or something on the back…maybe even from a previous owner if not from you. Just an idea.
Hey man i just lowered my 93 chevy obs on a 6" flip kit. Removed the bump stops hoping it would reduce my bouncing couse it bounses and is stiff like crazy. What could i do to make more smoother
@user-fm5dm7ly9t this is what you need!
ruclips.net/video/l5Gf_oSoC4I/видео.htmlsi=F9_ZAVDhBqWrg3PZ
Planning on doing the same 4/6 drop on my stepside, also your videos are the best for this, they’re really helpful.
Thank you very much!
I just put this kit on my truck and I love it. Rides so smooth
I agree. Mine rides very smoothly too.
@@whiplashtv2022 i wonder why they couldn’t get yours aligned to spec. Mine aligned perfectly with 0.1 of camber on driver side and it’s sitting on a 5in in front still
Maybe the 5/7 kit comes with the camber adjusting upper arms 🤷🏼♂️
Did you upgrade the shocks to bell tech aswell?
Good question
That stance looks perfect; any lower and it wouldn’t be my cup of tea. At first I honestly didn’t like the wheel choice even though it’s pretty much just one spoke more than my old S-10, but with the stance and color-matching I think the truck looks really nice now. Well done!
I’m not sure how your truck would look with the M-3 style side mirrors, but maybe toss around that idea. I think a small cowl-induction hood would look killer and I’m ready to see that bed liner lip on the tailgate gone when you eventually get to that. Haha
Thanks, I’m in love with the looks too. I envisioned that as I got the truck lower, installed lower profile tires, and did the brakes behind the wheels, that the wheels would look better and better with each thing that I did. I wish that they were 5 spoke, but for some reason it is hard to find 5 spokewheels on a 6 lug pattern unfortunately. I am still looking into tailgate spoiler caps that look good.
So glad I found this , I been searching for someone to do a proper review of this kit . I didnt know if I wanted to go with a spindle and spring drop in the front or control arm drop and this just answered my questions about overall ride and of course helping with the chevy lean . Ill be going with IHC kit in the front and McGuahys flip kit so I can use their helper bags . Thanks for doing these videos, you just gained a new subscriber.
Thanks for watching, commenting, and subscribing! I am glad that the video was helpful. The full installation of the IHC Kit is here on the channel as well. Hopefully you enjoy the other content on the channel as well.
@@whiplashtv2022 Oh I plan to indulge , your approach is much better than most ive seen and I appreciate that a lot .
Just one question about the IHC kit, was your turning radius affected at all?
@JAK1981 not that I noticed. The turning radius seemed to be the same.
Hey again, man (I reached out on another video about how great and informative it was yesterday just to remind you of who I am). Loving this video too. Love hearing the pros and cons. Looks like I'm still moving forward with my plans to drop my Silverado. Gonna tackle it in March during spring break while I'm off work. I subscribed yesterday and am so glad I did. Thanks for being so thorough and explaining everything. Much appreciated
You’re welcome, and I will probably be buying another 4/6 kit for the 2001 Chevy Silverado RCSB that I am building now. So I do recommend their kit.
@@whiplashtv2022 I hate to keep bugging you on here man but I do want to run something by you and get your opinion. I'm not doing the drop kit until March it is currently February. As much as I think the stance of your truck is absolutely perfect, there was a time that I considered doing a staggered set up. There is not much information online about this. Most people love their GM's stanced exactly like yours. So do I. But there's not many images of available of the trucks staggered. This is a really stupid question but what are your thoughts cuz I value your opinion, on possibly do a 4in in the front on 20's and 5 in in the back on 22s? I know it's probably not your cup of tea and truth be told if my truck turned out exactly like yours I'd be a happy man. But I am really curious what that setup would look like. I'm also curious what your thoughts are having lowered your truck and have experienced any difficulties along the way. Do you think 5 inches in the rear would accommodate 22s in the rear with a similar Tire in the front on 20's? I'm still on the fence, and I really wish there were more images available online of truck setup the way I'm proposing. So all I have is your expert opinion to rely on. It would not take much convincing for me to go ahead and simply keep the wheel size the same all 4 tires. But I do think I will always wonder what the staggered look might have turned out like LOL. What are your thoughts man? I appreciate it
@@michaelscottroberts5444 On my 2001 Chevy I will most likely do the 4/6 drop on the 22’s that I have on it which are 22x9/22x11 setup with 265/35/22 up front and 285/30/22 in the rear. It will fit and is going to look great. The offset of the wheels is key to getting the wheels and tires to fit inside the wheel wells without excessive rubbing. A 4/5 would look ok, but I would simply do the 4/6 with the 20/22 staggered setup if you don’t want 22’s all around. I am not a huge fan of different staggered setups that are staggered in overall diameter. I do run staggered setups that have staggered widths and offsets.
Yep, that's the answer I was looking for brother. I can't thank you enough for being so quick to respond. I subscribed after the very first video I saw of yours. But I truly appreciate you getting back with me and I promise to leave you alone LOL. Thanks again
@@michaelscottroberts5444 You’re welcome! Please share the channel with your friends! Thanks
i really like the look of this truck, looks like oldschool american styling done to a newer chassis. is that wheel setup square or is the rear set a different spec / tire size? fits perfect
The wheel setup is square and the tire size is 275/45/20
Here is the video on the wheels and tires.
ruclips.net/video/cOgynHSOh04/видео.html
So would a 4/6 kit be the same as a 5/7 since you you could just lower the rear shackle and remove the rubber isolater (Except for the c notch which I’m pretty sure is not needed in a 4/6 drop)
Yes, it could be a 5/7 and yes a c notch is 100% needed when lowering the rear end 6”.
I have a question you think a 6 inch rear drop kit will rub with 22s
It depends on the offset of the wheels and the width and height of the tires.
I was just on the ihc website. Because this is the lowering kit I want to go with. they have Adjustable upper control arms (camber correction)
Yes they do, and I am not sure if their 5/7 drop comes with those camber correcting arms or not…surely they do. Otherwise people are gonna have issues if what I have already has the camber correction built in.
I think it’s sold separately
Thanks for all the info! Thinking about going with the same drop on my 02 Chevy Silverado. How smooth does it ride?
It rides very smooth!
Cool thanks man!
@@thezambranos2973 you’re welcome
spc suspensions and moog suppension make a adjustable ball joint for the upper control arms. up to 3.0 +/- degress
Good to know
Mine aligned good man and I talked to IHC about not sitting level and they told me to get the isolator from any auto parts store! I guess they out of them! Ha great video and great looking truck!
Thanks! So you ordered the 4/6 drop and it didn’t come with an isolator and with it sitting at 5” of drop it aligned perfectly?
@@whiplashtv2022 yes sir mine didn’t come with it mines a 2002 extended cab. I took it to an alignment shop and they didn’t notify me of whether it was perfect or not but it drives straight but my passenger outer tie rods already out of there after just a few months
@@larryaguero6575 oh ok
Hey man how did the truck run up front with the 0.0” to 2.0” belltech shocks up front?
It rides very good.
I’m on the fence with lowering my truck just for the small little issues that you have to deal with. Who knows maybe F150’s have less issues with the kit.
Emanuael Guzman lowered his Ford truck. You might ask him how his went. I think you should lower it!
Hey man what belltech shocks did you use for the rear? I remember the front was 0”-2” and u told me it rode good but I never asked about the back
The front was 0-4” and there is a link to those in the video description. The IHC kit comes with rear drop shocks and I used those as shown in the Rear Install video.
do you install for anyone wanting to install this kit on their vehicle?
I could install this kist for a customer on their truck. However, the only question is if I have the time. Having a family and 3 jobs doesn’t give me much time to take on big jobs for customers unfortunately.
How the ride quality?
@@Jgezy it rides great!
upper ball joints won’t take grease any tips
I had the same issue. I suggest that you take it up with IHC. This is the only issue that I had.
Did you have any problems with the rear flip kit? My truck is sitting a whole one inch lower on my drive side and I did everything perfectly by the book haven’t installed front kit tho
No, I didn’t have any issues. The “Chevy Lean” causes the driver side to sit lower, but their front control arms has geometry built in to help take the lean out. The lean will be more noticeable if you have a full tank of gas since the gas tank sits on the driver side.
Appreciate the info I’ll finish the kit and hopefully it fixes it 🤘🏻
Appreciate the info I’ll finish the kit and hopefully it fixes it 🤘🏻
@@CollinBlackerby you’re welcome!
this is a perfect drop, if you're in the Houston area i could really use some help on my truck when i go to drop it lol! it looks awesome. sub'd
also this is as low as i plan to go, do you bottom out? i heard the C-Notch bottoms out still. thanks!
Thanks, and no I am not in the Houston area. It isn’t too hard and I have detailed videos of the front and rear end installations.
@@xelarated9160 no I haven’t been having issues bottoming out so far.
what did you do to get it aligned 100%? my crew cab also has the camber on the driver side wheel and the passenger is straight.
Initially I had the coil spring spacer in between the coils and not at the top of the coil spring. Once I got the spacer in the right spot to achieve my 4” drop, then the alignment place had no issues getting the camber in spec.
I debating for a 4/6 or 5/7 on 22s on 2854022 tire which could be better?
4/6 for that tire size
@@whiplashtv2022 how the drop on the truck going I’m debating if I should get the 4/6 but I did hear about the bolt on notch are not so strong and they brake I’ve heard how it holding up for you
@JorgeCoss-l1s running great and the bolt in c notch is very strong. 0 issues
What issues are you talking about with the alignment and the rubber isolators? I’m having issues with two different shops not being able to align it any info would be great on this problem
The rubber isolator has to go into the upper spring pocket and on the very top of the spring. Otherwise it lowers it so much that the stock camber keys can’t get the camber out on the front driverside.
Hey so i currently dont know what drop i have currently sits a bit higher than yours and i want your exact height. So i thought abt doing the ihc drop kit but i also wanted to do qa1 suspension all around would that just be dumb? Or how i would go about doing that
You could use this IHC kit and then add adjustable QA1 shocks to it. Then adjust the shocks to the firmness of ride that you like.
Were you able to get grease into the upper ball joint eventually? I’m watching another install video and they are having the same issue.
No I haven’t tried it again lately. I never got an email back from them on the ball joint so far.
@@whiplashtv2022 Gotcha. Between your video and the one I’m watching right now that’s the only thing I see that make me worry about this kit. I still want to get one though.
@@scottcraft7690 I believe that is a fair assessment. Everything else went well once I got the rubber isolator installed at the top of the spring.
@@whiplashtv2022 And the ride is good? My truck is stock height and I think the shocks are worn out because it’s pretty rough and skips on bumps. It’s very annoying.
@@scottcraft7690 Yes, it rides very good, and I am very happy with the Belltech Street Performance shocks that I installed on the front end.
Did you have to weld anything or notch it?
Yes, I have a “Rear Installation” and “Front Installation” videos here on the channel. The Rear Installation video shows what came in the kit for that and how I installed it.
Do you think I will be rubbing on a 5/7 drop on an 98 Chevy my wheels size is 265/35/22
A 1998 is the OBS platform and not the NBS platform so they are a little different. I think that you will be ok, but I don’t know what offset your 22” wheels are and that makes a difference too.
@ whiplash
Can you replace the ball joints on the 4/6 ihc upper and lower arms?
Yes you can.
Awesome thanks bro.
Now second question is does ihc sell the replacements or can you replace with stock ones?
I don’t see why IHC wouldn’t sell replacement parts. I haven’t looked on their website for replacement parts though.
Hey have you still not been able to put greese in the fittings?
I sold the truck, so I am not sure if they will take grease now. I never could get grease in the top ones while I owned it. That was the only issue.
Did you have any vibration in the driveshaft at all after doing the 4/6 drop this is the second one I’ve done in the last 2-3 months both seem to have a pinion angle issue
No, I didn’t have any driveshaft vibrations. It drove very smooth. Are you using this same IHC 4/6 drop kit?
Yes I installed the same exact kit just trying to figure out what’s going on so I can get it aligned and my son can enjoy his truck and I can drive mine both having the same issue
@@djbolden4429 are you 100% sure that the flip kit pieces were installed in the right orientation? That would mess it up if they were incorrect. I have the install videos here on the channel if you want to compare how I installed them vs how you have yours installed. It might be worth double checking.
Yes I’ve double checked them bc that was my first thought maybe they are in wrong and not seating correctly but they are fine so at this point I’m clueless on what’s causing it and I refuse to trailer it to a shop when I’m totally capable of turning a wrench myself
@@djbolden4429 the shocks are installed in the correct orientationand not blown?
If everything is installed correctly, then maybe check the u joints.
Do u have the before and after pics of the Chevy lean after installing bc I’m having the same problem with the Chevy lean
You can see it some in the 2” drop shackle video on the channel and maybe in some of the other videos of the truck before the drop kit.
Any plans on doing a hd front end ? I think it would make the truck look so aggressive
No, not on this truck. I am not a fan of the HD front end on the Cateyes. I may consider it on the 2001 Chevy RCSB that I am building on the channel.
How much would it cost me to get this at a shop for my single cab chevy for a 4/6 drop
I am honestly not sure. I haven’t priced it since I do all my drops and lifts on my own.
1k minimum get one of your friends to help you with the flip kit cost a carne asada & a 12 pack lol 😂
If people are charging $1,000 plus to do this kit then that seems pretty high.
Thank you brother I’m really thinking about getting the front end mods for my 2006 gmc but I already have a 2/3 drop on it
Go lower!
I don’t know if I’d like it any lower but I don’t like that Chevy lean and wanted to know if it really would fix that
@@MrLmoore78k it rides very well and it does get rid of that ugly Chevy lean.
Ok thank you brother for the good information I appreciate you keep up the good job I’ll definitely keep watching
No problem at all! Thanks!
My 07 classic is getting a 4/6 drop on a Beltech kit TODAY, yeeeeAHHHH!!!
Congratulations, I think 4/6 looks 👌🏻
@@whiplashtv2022 Thanks man, the only thing I'm worried about is I have 20 inch wheels with 50 series tires. Im hoping the side wall isn't too tall. Yeah man your truck is CLEAN, you nailed the ride height 👌
@@DM-qp7do if it is anything more than a 245/50/20 then it will most likely rub a little. Also the offset of the wheels dictate whether or not you will rub. I am on a 275/45/20 on a 20x8.5 wide 15mm offset and I clear. The last factor of rubbing is the firmness of the suspension and what springs and shocks you run.
@@whiplashtv2022 im not worried about them rubbing when I turn so much as im worried the top of the tire will be too tall and be rubbing on the inner fender in the front. They're 265 50 20. Im probably over thinking this , ive been saving for a long time to get this done and not im just nervous haha.
Yeah those might rub a little at the top in the fender well. You might have to drive a little slow over bumps with that tire.
Nice. I bought the IHC 5/7 kit, ain't had time to install it yet 😂
My 275/45/20 tires were too tall for 5” down in the front.
What tire size are you gonna use for the 5/7 drop?
Interested as well.
Installed it yet I just ordered it?
@@sharKpaWg are you doing 4/6 or 5/7?
What type of springs are you running?
This kit uses stock springs. The 4” drop is provided by the control arms.
outstanding truck, way to go, home run!
Thanks!
Looking into doing a 5/7 on a 17 would u recommend ihc?
Yes I would, as long as you can get the camber adjusted out of the front driver side. Maybe the 5/7 kit comes with their camber correcting upper control arm. Otherwise, just get a set of camber keys that allow for more camber adjustment and you should be good. Everything else about the kit has been good.
I want this kit bad but I don’t know if it’s 2WD or 4WD bro please lmk
This kit is for 2wd. You will have to see what they have available for your truck on their website. Here is a link.
ihcsuspension.com/
Your truck looks good. I’m considering IHC for my 2001.
Thank you very much! Let me know if you have any questions that you didn’t get covered by the video.
@@whiplashtv2022 Ok, thanks. I’m going to watch your install videos in the next day or so.
@@scottcraft7690 Thanks for watching and hopefully I earn your sub and thumbs up on the videos!
@@whiplashtv2022 You did. I enjoyed watching.
Nice I got the same color truck but long bed
Thanks
I wonder if higher psi grease gun would help push grease past.
My Milwaukee grease gun puts out plenty of pressure. The top metal cap of the ball joint where the grease zert is at was literally bulging and bending outward from the pressure! Watch the installation videos to get a visual on what I am talking about.
What spring did you use
This kit uses stock springs. I have complete installation videos here on the channel.
Does the front hit on the top fender well on a dip ?
Not with this size wheel and tire on normal roads. It did really good. You would have to hit a very big bump for it to do something like that. Before I got the front 1” spacer right and it was down 5” in the front, then it would occasionally hit the inside upper fender on normal roads.
How about after you put the 1" spacer? Does it hit at the top of the fender?
No, not unless it was a very very harsh bump. Normal roads it never hit.
Cool thanks for the info 👍
@macielandsons no problem
Clean build 🔥🔥🔥💯
Thanks!
Very nice trk good job
Thank you
are you still able to tow with this drop?
If you wanted to tow with this drop then you would need to add some air helper bags. Especially if it was very heavy.
Ihc didn’t include the 1’’ rubber spacer for me and I went with Ihc cause they pretty much said this kit will get rid of the Chevy lean! And it didn’t fix the lean for me
Did you order the 4/6 or 5/7 kit?
4/6 I also emailed them and they pretty much gave me a part number and told me to buy it at O’Reillys
@@Chuy-tu1bx mine looked like it came from O’ Riellys. They should compensate you somehow or buy a set and send them to you. That isn’t right to make you go out and buy it out right when the kit should come with it.
I had the same issue, IHC did not sent me the same rubber isolator which I did not like, so I ended up ordering a Belltech 1” coil spacer that mounts on top of the coil. I haven’t aligned my truck yet, let how my alignment goes. Good video!
@@Ureno1986 Thanks, and definitely let me know how your alignment goes.
nice truck
Thanks!
Super-charger????
I am definitely a fan of superchargers…
Needs a turbo 👍👍
Ya never know what may be in coming. At the ending of this video I hint as to what will be done in the next video…
@@whiplashtv2022 well my CTS-V has certainly benefited from your knowledge. TY.
@@UENVEYME2 Thank you sir! It really makes me happy to hear this from my viewers! I hope that my videos help a lot of people as the channel grows. That is what I am trying my best to do. Trying to put out good and detailed information the best that I can.
Chevy lean?
Yes, it is where the back passenger side sits higher than the back driver side.
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Had to go through two sets of rear IHC shocks. Don’t recommend
Did they blow out or start leaking fluid?
@@whiplashtv2022 one of each occurred actually. First time they snapped and started leaking. Now, they bottom out. I just got some belltech shocks to replace
@@chinobeans2680 yeah if mine go out, then I will get some of the Belltech Street Performance shocks as well like I did up front.
@@whiplashtv2022 for sure. I’m running kind of a ghetto set up. I have the stock struts and 4” drop control arms. But it’s holding up pretty nicely so far.
Yeah I figured the stock front shocks would do ok, but I wanted something a little more firm.