Nice video mr. I have that ,cuestión sir I have to used original screws for the lower control arm why it’s have a play and noise when you steering or back up all that time what can I do
Tyler Ford correct the kit doesn’t include u bolts. You don’t need them, unless the truck is old, they might be rusted out. In that clase replace them.
I own a 08 silverado 2wd single cab . I order their 5/7 lowering kit. But having problems with my upper arm ball joint to go into my spindle. Also I already had a flip kit on my truck so I have the flipped shackle brackets already how would that work with my new shackles that come with this kit ? Also the shackles I got from them are way bigger then the once shown in this video .
I’m thinking about purchasing this kit for my 07 Silverado single cab, has the squeaking, bad turning radius and having to shorten the drive Shafted been fixed yet?
Bad turning radius fixed ✅ We’ve installed IHC kits 88-98 , 99-06, 07-2018 Chevy/GMC 2wd/4wd no issues with drive shaft unless you are going beyond a 4/6 drop you might need a 2 piece drive on some models. Regarding squeaking noises as with any lowering control arm drop kit it can be a common issue, but it is not a defect, this is mainly related to a bad installation(over tightening of the controls arms, ripping the control arm bushings upon installation, not enough grease is applied) or a lack of maintenance(bushings need to be greased frequently, I recommend it gets done every oil change or at a minimum of every other oil change).
@@dtwtylertx6554 I am ready to buy the ihc 4/7 kit for my 2012 silverado crew cab is there anything i need to know before installing that I should tell the shop like about the squeaks and how to avoid or any tips or this better ride quality kit out there ?
Awesome video..I didnt hear a price on that kit which ill google, but how do you think this compares to the djm 4/6 kit almost identical to this one for $700 bucks??
Forgot to add this have an 04 silverado ext cab on 24s..looking to buy a kit at the end of the month ive been looking at the djm 4/6 kit,almost identical to this one as far as pieces and parts go.Djm is roughly $700 bucks without shocks how do you feel about that kit?is it worth it with a nice set of shocks?
Kj phx602 yes that is true very similar. DJM is good product just a few differences. Just consider the following. They do manufacture their kits overseas not necessarily a bad thing but it some cases a lack of quality control can be found in some batches of kits sent out. Something else to consider DJM makes you replace the hangers to drop the back 6” adding extra labor to the install. Another thing to point out, I personally do not like their flip kit, its an adjustable saddle that lets you rotate the axle to set your pinion angle. This can cause issues with vibration because you are trying to guess how to properly set it, and also even after setting it correctly the axle can possible rotate if the the 2 bolts holding the saddle become loose. I like the normal flip kit which that is what you get with IHC, you can use shims to adjust pinion angle(if needed, hardly never), its simpler and better in my opinion.
@@dtwtylertx6554 Thanks for the reply and giving me some info..I am going to forsure take that into consideration and read some more reviews on both products before a purchase this month..
I curently have the djm 4 lowering control arms on a 2011 crewcab silverado,im trying to redo the front suspension,are the ihc control arms oem length?would it improve ride quality over djm,,i have a few of my trucks im trying to redo
Miguel Garcia no they are not oem length. They are drop control arms. Question...are you available to achieve correct alignment with your current djm control arms?
Miguel Garcia the reason I ask is because in order to achieve the best ride on any lowered truck is from getting a proper alignment, making sure you have good struts or upgraded ones, good shocks and all suspension components in good condition. Keeping all your ball joints and controls arm bushing greased up. Running the correct tire and wheel size combo. Proper installation helps to. As far as comparing them, I know in the past we’ve had some problems with djm not aligning all the way, but as long you get it dead on with your current kit and make sure you take care of the rest as I mentioned above you’ll get the best possible ride. I could recommend IHC because I can assure you that you can get a darn near perfect alignment.
Xavier thats true it will be cheaper because a 2/4 kit will consist of only drop spindle for the front and flip on the rear, but many have trouble aligning their trucks after. So its always best to spend a bit more, you get the look you want and you are going to actually enjoy driving your truck. 3/5 control arm kit cost 795.00 shipped to your door. We offer no credit needed financing. 100 days to pay no interest.
@@ulisesjaramillo9019 3/5 and 4/6 ihc look about the same. I only went 3/5 so I could clear driveways, roads in Houston etc and without notching the frame. I’ll be posting a video here real soon on the install.
Awesome review! Very accurate information.
IHC Suspension do y’all make a 2/4 drop for a 2012 Sierra?
Can you make video of those products on 99-06 Silverado
Nice video mr.
I have that ,cuestión sir I have to used original screws for the lower control arm why it’s have a play and noise when you steering or back up all that time what can I do
What do you mean screws for the lower control arm?
Can we replace the ball joints with OEM ? Or does ihc sell those for replacements?
You can buy replacements at any auto part store.
Do y’all usually replace the u bolts too? I noticed this kit doesn’t include any
Tyler Ford correct the kit doesn’t include u bolts. You don’t need them, unless the truck is old, they might be rusted out. In that clase replace them.
Will the drop in the back cause the drive shaft to rub on the Cros member?
Emanuel Ramirez not on a
4/6
Would this kit work with a 4wd
Surebilly101 yes it would
I own a 08 silverado 2wd single cab . I order their 5/7 lowering kit. But having problems with my upper arm ball joint to go into my spindle. Also I already had a flip kit on my truck so I have the flipped shackle brackets already how would that work with my new shackles that come with this kit ? Also the shackles I got from them are way bigger then the once shown in this video .
Can you call me? I could answers all the question you have just much faster.
Yes, what’s your phone number or how can I contact you ?
Do you guys carry a lowering kit for a 2001 Chevy Silverado single cab, V6? Im looking for a 4/6 drop or 5/7...if so were can I purchase??
Rafael Flores yes it is available, ill send you a message later with full detail
@@dtwtylertx6554 okay thanks for your help....I will be waiting for your message 👍
I’m thinking about purchasing this kit for my 07 Silverado single cab, has the squeaking, bad turning radius and having to shorten the drive Shafted been fixed yet?
Bad turning radius fixed ✅
We’ve installed IHC kits 88-98 , 99-06, 07-2018 Chevy/GMC 2wd/4wd no issues with drive shaft unless you are going beyond a 4/6 drop you might need a 2 piece drive on some models.
Regarding squeaking noises as with any lowering control arm drop kit it can be a common issue, but it is not a defect, this is mainly related to a bad installation(over tightening of the controls arms, ripping the control arm bushings upon installation, not enough grease is applied) or a lack of maintenance(bushings need to be greased frequently, I recommend it gets done every oil change or at a minimum of every other oil change).
@@dtwtylertx6554 I am ready to buy the ihc 4/7 kit for my 2012 silverado crew cab is there anything i need to know before installing that I should tell the shop like about the squeaks and how to avoid or any tips or this better ride quality kit out there ?
@@j.e.t.lifetothenextlife200 Is the same shop going to install c notch?
@@dtwtylertx6554 ihc kit doesn’t say you need so the shop I don’t think is should I c notch it too ?
@@dtwtylertx6554 aye my bad bro just saw my comment say 4/7 it’s actually 4/6* 🤦♂️
Will it fit for a 2015 Chevy Silverado???
Where can I follow or keep up with you guys ? Instagram / website etc ...?
Jose Perez
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Did they fix their issues with the turning radius problems people were reporting?
Kevintheoutlaw yes they did. They addressed that issue awhile back.
Awesome video..I didnt hear a price on that kit which ill google, but how do you think this compares to the djm 4/6 kit almost identical to this one for $700 bucks??
Forgot to add this have an 04 silverado ext cab on 24s..looking to buy a kit at the end of the month ive been looking at the djm 4/6 kit,almost identical to this one as far as pieces and parts go.Djm is roughly $700 bucks without shocks how do you feel about that kit?is it worth it with a nice set of shocks?
Kj phx602 yes that is true very similar. DJM is good product just a few differences. Just consider the following. They do manufacture their kits overseas not necessarily a bad thing but it some cases a lack of quality control can be found in some batches of kits sent out. Something else to consider DJM makes you replace the hangers to drop the back 6” adding extra labor to the install. Another thing to point out, I personally do not like their flip kit, its an adjustable saddle that lets you rotate the axle to set your pinion angle. This can cause issues with vibration because you are trying to guess how to properly set it, and also even after setting it correctly the axle can possible rotate if the the 2 bolts holding the saddle become loose. I like the normal flip kit which that is what you get with IHC, you can use shims to adjust pinion angle(if needed, hardly never), its simpler and better in my opinion.
@@dtwtylertx6554 Thanks for the reply and giving me some info..I am going to forsure take that into consideration and read some more reviews on both products before a purchase this month..
Do you install the drop kits?
Yes we do
I see you said IHC offers a 3/5 kit for 2016 Chevy , dose that use control arms as well? And dose it work with 4x4?
Weston Mavis yes and yes.👍
What kind of back shocks are those
black silverado 5.3 they have now upgraded their shocks! Check out there website.
We got the white shocks but we also make black ones which are the upgraded ones
I have a 2018 Chevy Silverado on 22” rims will a 4/6 drop be a good ride higher for a daily driver?
Jamal Carter Absolutely!
That kit work in 2008 gmc denali crew cab AWD?
6.0L chevy swap 4WD yes!
DTW TylerTX nice!! Okie ty
Yes sir! No problem, we sale these kits and ship them anywhere in the USA. We also have no credit check financing available. @@1_thick_denali428
I need a 3/5 drop kit for a 97 chevy
I curently have the djm 4 lowering control arms on a 2011 crewcab silverado,im trying to redo the front suspension,are the ihc control arms oem length?would it improve ride quality over djm,,i have a few of my trucks im trying to redo
Miguel Garcia no they are not oem length. They are drop control arms. Question...are you available to achieve correct alignment with your current djm control arms?
My alignment is a little off,but its nothing major,im just trying to get the best ride quality
Miguel Garcia the reason I ask is because in order to achieve the best ride on any lowered truck is from getting a proper alignment, making sure you have good struts or upgraded ones, good shocks and all suspension components in good condition. Keeping all your ball joints and controls arm bushing greased up. Running the correct tire and wheel size combo. Proper installation helps to.
As far as comparing them, I know in the past we’ve had some problems with djm not aligning all the way, but as long you get it dead on with your current kit and make sure you take care of the rest as I mentioned above you’ll get the best possible ride.
I could recommend IHC because I can assure you that you can get a darn near perfect alignment.
Works with 2014 sierra denali 4x4 with magneride?
jiwan dhaliwal yes you can make it work but you need to know what you are doing
Extra money if he has it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Do you sell lower and upper control arms ball joints for the 08 silverado 4/6 ihc drop
Does ihc make a 2/4 drop for a 2012 Sierra?
Xavier no they don’t, but they do have a 3/5. Id recommend at least a 3/5. Any particular reason you want to role with a 2/4?
DTW TylerTX cause a 2/4 seems to be cheaper lol and I don’t want it too too low. I want the oem wheel and tire size as well. How much is the 3/5?
Xavier thats true it will be cheaper because a 2/4 kit will consist of only drop spindle for the front and flip on the rear, but many have trouble aligning their trucks after. So its always best to spend a bit more, you get the look you want and you are going to actually enjoy driving your truck.
3/5 control arm kit cost 795.00 shipped to your door.
We offer no credit needed financing. 100 days to pay no interest.
@@PanchoPistolas45 what year did you end up going with bro I have a 2012 to and im looking to Geta 4/6
@@ulisesjaramillo9019 3/5 and 4/6 ihc look about the same. I only went 3/5 so I could clear driveways, roads in Houston etc and without notching the frame. I’ll be posting a video here real soon on the install.