[tillman]

Is this to high?

[Skeeter55]

Not at all its pefect...

[Larry B]

no
if the front a little lower

[camaroman7d]

Very subjective question. It is all a matter of opinion. I personally likethem as low as possible.

[Vegas69]

Is it a 4x4?

[Pro-Street69Camaro468]

I hate to say it but if its pro-street I think its a little high.I personaly don't like to see much tire...How much adjustment do you have left you can flip flop the lower shock mounts.But all said do you like it thats all that matters.

[Pro-Street69Camaro468]

Originally Posted by Vegas69

Is it a 4x4?

This should have a LOL after it it is all personal opinion 4x4 is a little harsh.....

[Skeeter55]

Originally Posted by Pro-Street69Camaro468

This should have a LOL after it it is all personal opinion 4x4 is a little harsh.....

Better yet wheres that stirring the pot symbol at ... It dose look better lowered like Dave's.

[JimM]

At first I thought it looked good, but yes...
How tall are those tires?

[tillman]

Ok.I will lower to the top of the rim and post a new pic.
Thanks Guys

[fatblock]

Originally Posted by JimM

At first I thought it looked good, but yes...
How tall are those tires?

x2^.More sidewall and tucked under imho.

[tillman]

Tires are 29x12.5x15

[fatblock]

Tony..seeing how this is posted in pro street..33x18 and a backhalf would be in order to fit that bill.
Imo..anything less is up to the individual and how they see the total package.
Anyhoo..dropping the ride height will look cool from the side and fill the wheel well up...but the Pro Street guys flat out rule from the rear with the steam rollers/wheelie bars and chutes in my honest opinion only.

[JimM]

29"? ok then, it needs to be lower. A lot lower (4"?) if you have room in the wheelwells.

[R/T]

I would lower it about 1"
Did you cut the quarter panel to fit those tires ??