Greetings Brother. I have to say that you are the best video I've seen on how to do it, it is natural, with dedication, and above all trying to teach things, my suggestion would be that you put the technical specifications of all the products you use, as well as small manuals on how to do it, maybe if you register everything you can make a catalog and sell on amazon, parts, pieces, products, in short there are a lot of people behind these pickups. And last but not least, thank you very much for answering me about the size of the tires and rims. You are great.

I do 5/7 drops on all my squarebodies. Always do a 5" flip kit, C-Notch, and 2" shackles. Great ride.

Truck looks good guys, can't wait to see it finished.

Awesome truck. What is the tire size front and rear?

I’m thinking about putting rhesus wheels on my 85 c10 what tires are those ?

What size and brand/model tires are those? I'm thinking about ordering the same wheel sizes for my 78 but I'm having trouble narrowing down the tire size.

I was excited about how you lowered this one because that's exactly how I plan to lower my 87 shortie - because I'm looking for a decent ride. But you were right: it just wasn't quite low enough. Does removing the overrider leaves really change the ride characteristics? I would think removing them would make the rear pretty bouncy. Also, do you think 2.5" drop spindles (what I intend to use) will allow the inner lip of a 15" wheel to clear the lower a-arm ball joint?

nice patina truck ;)

Did I miss seeing rear shocks on this drop?

What paint did you use for the frame paint?

I’d love to see a video oh how to get a patina’d truck to shine

Tire size?

Where are you located at in the United States?

What was this drop 3x5 4x6 or what?

I’m located in Texas, Plano, Texas

Spec on wheels ?

You guys ain't got a pressure washer? And what's with not touching that leaf spring mount.? Yall acting like yall blow torched it off Lol.

Don’t ruin it by lowering it , smh