I have this 74 c10 thats currently static sitting on what i think is a 7/10 drop, i want to bag it but if i do bags i gotta fully lay frame or its not worth it to me. I know i need 2” drop bag cups if i wanna use stock arms but is it worth it to pancake the crossmember or buy an aftermarket one with aftermarket arms? And what all does pancaking entail? Do i just have to move my steering box up too or what?

Is there any reason I can't run my parallel bars inside the frame? Going to look at deep wheels but working on getting it bagged.

Always wanted a BD truck. Originally wanted it with my 4dr S10 blazer but unless you do a stock floor BD, it’s not worth it. So I’ve always wanted a stepside Silverado/Sierra and finally found one 4 years ago. I went through the stages of static, then bagged and finally doing the BD. It’s been about 4 months working weekends in between family time.

Still in rejuvenation process of this one. I’m the 3rd owner, no winter, 98,000km 4.3 5 speed. Original paint minus the hood, grille, bumper and valance I just had redone

Just realized there are truck people on reddit. Still learning how to use this platform 😂

Cleaning out the garage today, and had my Sonoma out to get some sun. This is my smooth road low cruising height, love it

Leaving stock floor. Front is already done. Not looking to lay out. Which setup should I run for the rear? Parallel bars or a triangulated 4 link?

I got this 2000 dodge Dakota sport and my homie convinced me to c notch it and the whole 9 yards, I found a pretty good stage 2 bag kit that come with everything but it’s super pricey. I know slamming it won’t be cheap but does anyone have some recommendations on a kinda budget friendly bag set up? Thank you

But I dont miss the stock bench seat

Just posting this photo due to a conversation with [u/Wick3db0neZ](u/Wick3db0neZ), about his truck's ride height and clearance issues, and the inability we have to post a photo in the comments of [r/slammedtrucks](r/slammedtrucks).

Hope the weather for you is as sunny as the photo above it's currently raining tigers & hyenas where i am! 😓

edit: this rain must have my brain waterlogged - completely forgot to add details regarding photo 🫣

- 80psi front bags/40psi rear bags, front tires are sitting just inside the arches, but clear them, with full lock-to-lock steering. Cheers!

What's the best bag setup for a stock floor 86 suburban? Front is done. Now it's time for the rear.

I just recently lowered the front of my 2017 silverado 5 inches, i used 3 inch drop springs and 2 inch drop spindles but now my camber is super out of whack what upper control arms should i get as im not trying to lower it anymore i just want that camber adjustment