You just got a new pickup truck and don’t like how the rear end sits higher than the front. You’ve had your truck for years and keep scraping the bumpers getting in and out of your favorite ...

A flip kit is a series of steel plates, saddles, and other hardware that raises a truck’s rear axle to a new position above the leaf springs when installed.

Since most manufacturers offer different axle ratios for their trucks, it is sometimes difficult to decide which axle ratio is right for a truck. Hence understanding what axle ratios mean and how they ...

In lowering your truck, you’re removing some of the factory rake or preload in the rear suspension that prevents the truck from buckling down when the payload hits the bed.

The pickup truck is often a neglected and poorly-maintained workhorse, but for those that want to extend the life of their truck, we have some essential tips.

What Are The Pros And Cons Of Lowering Your Truck? When discussing vehicle modifications, lowered suspensions are the first thing to mind. They improve a vehicle's performance on the road in specific ...

With so many 1955-1959 Chevy trucks being lowered the wrong way we show you how to correctly lower these trucks with a mono leaf upgrade. Only at www.classictrucks.com, the official site for ...