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Message: [QUOTE="cumminskiller, post: 176634, member: 235"] I dont remember the exact numbers but it was right at 16 inches. I choose to do it right behind the cab because it was the flattest part in the frame. The fuel lines, brake line, tailight wiring will all need to be re routed and or shortened. Once everything was in place and welded up just took a few measurements and had a driveshaft made. The truck i started with was a one ton so i had to take a bunch of springs out of the rear. Sits pretty level now but i would still like to get it sitting alot lower. [/QUOTE]

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