ok well usualy to lay frame you need the 2" drop spindles in front and someware aroound a 2-3inch notch in the back. but you can come dam close without notching it in the rear by running the 4 link or monoleafing if with 3inch blocks, that will make the pumpkin hit the bed of your truck and thats as low as you can go without notching it, round 1-2inches off the ground in the rear and laying the crossmember in the front. the height of mine is super high at fully lifted, if it stops raining before i leave work i will go out and snap a few shots of it lifted, the front lifts higher than the rear because if the brakcet setup i have, in the front i have probably a foot of lift and my driving height looks like a truck that is lowered 3-4, the easy street setup should work for your needs you might not lay total frame, but you will be **** close, and your 18's will tuck like a champ, if you do go with the easy street setup, get the 10mm valves, they are soooooooooooo fast, super fast.
if you have any other question on anything, and i sell air lift also just let me know at
[email protected], a friend and i are opening a business this month, so if you are interested i can set u up with a total kit if you want, we are authorised to sell air lift and all thier producst, as well as many other brands.
taylor
