hey steve,
check out the hieght of my panel on my website. its got camaro subframe. i
run 225/60-15 fronts and 255/60-15 rears on 7 and 8 wheels. 4" rear
backspace and 4.75" front backspace.
my subframe is installed so that the point where i cut it off on top mtaches
the top of my original frame. i would reccomend that you match
bottom-bottom. orig frame is thicker. i also cut 1/2 coil from front springs.
i wouldnt change it and drive it every day. BUT-it has a factory bumper
which has some VERY SHARP edges on the bottom center edge from scraping. and
i have to angle and know where im going and never drive it through certain
driveways.
if you go bottom-bottom, then you will be riding about 2 inches higher than
my panel. just the difference where you can drive it and still have it low.
mark
im looking for a 47-57 GMC/chevy suburban either hot rod or project-just
needs mostly complete body-no cancer and doent even have to have frame.
http://customclassics.org
northern california
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