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Belltech Drop and Air Springs on a GMC Sierra - Big Looks on a Small Budget
A bulk of the work in lowering the newer GM fullsize happens up front. When we arrived at the Drop Shop, the staff had already gotten underway by blowing off the lower A-arm. To get the coils out and the arms off, support the frame independently; compress the lower A-arm using a floor jack and the weight of the truck. When the suspension compresses, loosen the lower ball joint nut and beat the heck out of it with a dead-blow hammer. After the ball joint has separated, removed the nut and lower the jack very slowly; the coil should literally fall out. Next remove the lower A-arm bushing bolts and get that puppy face-up in a bench vise. View Related Article
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Hummer H3 Research
Hummer H3 Read the latest reviews of the new H3, including multi-vehicle comparisons, long-term tests, first rides or detailed new-car road tests. The H3 has a V8 standard engine producing 239 horsepower, and has drivers side crash test ratings of 5 stars and passengers side crash test ratings of 4 stars. The Ford F350 and the Toyota Land Cruiser are other vehicles that might interest you.