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Message: [QUOTE="NotStock, post: 942663, member: 862"] On many of the intercooler installs I have seen, the bottom of the IC is pretty much flush with the bottom of the frame. With this type of install, the crossbar will clear, even if it hangs down a little. The top of the crossbar is an 1 5/8" from the bottom of the frame to the top of the crossmember. We have spaced the crossmember down as far as we can to not interfere with the spring wrap. I would be a little concerned with not running a crossbar of some sort. The next nearest crossmember is under the oil pan. Thats a lot of frame sticking out that the springs could potentially twist. The higher the lift, the more leverage is being applied to the frame rails as well. Im not disputing that it hasnt worked for you, I just dont feel comfortable saying that it would be ok for everyone. [/QUOTE]

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