Started planning out how I'm going to attack the issue of lowering my front lower shock mounts. I'm thinking of taking a set of stem to eye adapters (without the welded in bolts) and tagging the shock mounts off the side of the LCA mounts (using the LCA bolts to hold the adapters on and maybe a washer or 2 to space the brackets out a hair if needed for shock to LCA bracket clearance at full compression). Probably going to need to reinforce the LCA mounts a bit, but it should get the shocks into a much better position. Currently, I'm running a set of BPEs flipped upside down under the stock shock mounts, which is still a hair short (if I get into the bumpstops hard enough, I can bottom the shocks) and the BPE setup clunks like crazy.
This is all part of the insanity of me insisting that "yes, 10 inch short body 7100s will fit under here with less than an inch of lift and without extending the bumpstops"