questions for the fab guys

I am getting a 96 chevy silvarado and i am getting a set of 24s with it. Anyone know if there is a company out there that makes (good) control arms that will make it lay? Also, am I gonna be able to run a/c when i stock floor it? This is my first set of wheels over 20" so never really had this kind of problem...I know there are some guys out there that have modded their stock control arms to work, anyone know how to go about it (pics?). I'm just trying to do some research to make it a little easier when the time comes. Any input would be helpful!!! I'll post pics of the truck when i have it in my possession, just waiting on title stuff.
Thanks fellas
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Talk to farmer his is a lil newer but I think it's pretty much the same front end set up not sure though

**edit** nvm you siad 96 lol I was giving directions for farmers year

so on 96 you just piecut the frame alittle where the arm hits. Very simple. The title says 22's but same for 24's on 275/30/24

http://www.fullsizechevy.com/forum/general-discussion/street/398855-anyone-laying-frame-22s-tublar-arm-picture-request.html

Feel free to prove me wrong, but you cant keep the AC, SFBD, and and 24s. There just not enough room. I had 20s, SFBD, no ac or heater, and there was very little room for anything else. I'd love to see it though!

Ooooo. All the ac is under the dash and from what I can see I am only gonna havta relocate a line unto the firewall. We will see when I tub it.

i had a 96 silvarado bagged on 22's layed frame still had a/c and was told it would lay a 24 and it had stock uper and lowers just dehumped and no shocks had 2" drop spindles too but ill see if i got a old pic under the hood my was 350/5spd hope this helps idk much about fullsize's it was bagged when i got it but i knew everythang that was done too it it had a fat tire like a 305 somethang like 50's or 55's and it layed nice flat frame

Nice. Thanks fOr the info. Any more help would be awesome. One of my local buddies that builds some sick shit recommended chopping block control arms. I think I am gonna try and modify the stock ones first before I drop 800 on those arms. This is gonna be fun. (not sarcastic)

McGaughy's drop spindles, notch frame for tie rods, and step up the balljoint in the lower. Done, and proven to work. Oh, and font forget the bags and cups, lol. HAD TO YANK YOUR CHAIN OLE BUDDY!

Holler at michigan metal works

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