the baFoon said:oh shes gona be lowered, speaking of that what all do i need to get rid of in the backend to lower these? i know absolutly dick about air shocks
Im soo gona have to do that with the exauhst pipe, it constantly looks like theres a turd sticking out the backend of the truck with that stocker all stained lol.
Looks good! :tup: I never really got to see it that much when you were down at the Pav's awhile ago cause I had to leave right about when you got there. Anyways, good lookin truck man! I wish my paint looked that goodthe baFoon said:
92boostedty said:you don't get rid of anything you just need to get lowering blocks and crank down the front torsion bar...you still have the stock air ride in the back?
Yes it is an AZ Ty. I sometime carry stuff in the back, especially when we go to Costco, my wife's car is too small. Although I have modified the truck it is still a daily rider. I am not very verse when it comes to the ins and outs of high performance, so my question is why exactly would changing my rear suspension increase the overall performance of the vehicle? If a coil over set up would still allow me to use the truck for light hauling AND increase the performance of my vehicle, then maybe I should do that. How much would such a set up cost?MadPSI said:Monesq: Is your Ty an AZ truck? It would be my assumption that having these trucks in a completely rust-free non-hostile environment would allow the stock equipment to last longer than most.
My guess is that the air suspension setup was kind-of an afterthought by GM implemented with the assumption that one would load a Ty up with random crap on occasion, thus the need for an air setup. If you don't plan on loading the truck up or towing, I don't see any reason not to get rid of it. If you want to maximise the truck's performance (which was PAS's intention) than I'd ditch the air setup and grab a set of the aforementioned beltech leaf springs. That, or go with a coil-over setup which would be ideal, but the most expensive route...
I'm currently contemplating which setup to get... I have blocks right now, but that's a kind-of half-assed ghetto setup IMO.
Monesq said:Yes it is an AZ Ty. I sometime carry stuff in the back, especially when we go to Costco, my wife's car is too small. Although I have modified the truck it is still a daily rider. I am not very verse when it comes to the ins and outs of high performance, so my question is why exactly would changing my rear suspension increase the overall performance of the vehicle? If a coil over set up would still allow me to use the truck for light hauling AND increase the performance of my vehicle, then maybe I should do that. How much would such a set up cost?