Lowering a Chevy S10 6" w/ Western Chassis Lowering Blocks, Shocks & Lowering Leaf Springs 2 of 2

In this 2 part series, we'll show you how we lowered our 1999 Chevy S10 using Western Lowering Blocks, Shocks & Lowering Leaf Springs by 6" in the rear and 4" in the front.
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[@ManuelGutierrez-be1ci]

The hanging brake caliper is driving me nuts. If anyone should know that it’s bad to let a brake caliper hang from the brake line like that is someone that works on vehicles.

[@MrRostipher1]

Needs about 4 more inches in the rear

[@INFIDEL82AA]

The front still looks too high, to me. After all of that work, and a little cash, I would really want something a bit lower then that. I mean, four inches should be a pretty good drop to the front of most vehicles, but the S10 really needs a six inch drop, at least. Anyway, I really got a lot from this video, so thank you guys for your time!

[@Featherless1]

😂 I wonder if one spring comes shorter than the other to compensate for Chevy lean...
I doubt it. I would hate to put all that suspension together to find out that the driver side is sitting an inch lower than the passenger side. 😂

[@culito2278]

Does this work for a 2001 Chevy blazer rwd 4dr?

[@stevendiffy768]

Do you have a video on how to remove the bed of the truck?

[@jmsmilin]

the sound in this video is weird and annoying

[@jmsmilin]

those wheels are awesome

[@HardCoreGarage]

Nothing finer than a dropped s10!

[@ThATgUY-bu5yn]

Awesome video guys but the audio is driving me nuts lol, I understand videos and I'm actually an editor, if you are cool with it I can take the video and atleast add subtitles over the parts that are corrupt for you. Any important info. All free I just like to help people.

[@bandidonavarro2316]

Cuanto sale por ese tipo de trabajo

[@TonyMontana-pf7ex]

I have the sameeee s-10