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here is a close up of the truck with total drop of 8 inches with a 295.45.20
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I like the 40's too, but man, that looks killer. I just like a little more meaty look..
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If I had not sold my coys before my truck was finished i would had loved to see those meats tucked under there aired out.
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Hey Chad. When I look at this thread and think back to when you started advising me on my truck purchase, you were saying "I'm not going to do much with this one. It's gonna be my daily driver." The times they are a changing. :) It's gonna look sweet with those rims bro. Can't wait to see it. :metal:
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:lol: Its an addiction. When you get ready to bag yours, let me know. I'll come and help. :metal:
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Chad any word back from UPS yesterday?
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It's on the way to me now. Estimated delivery on Thursday.
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That's good news Chad, I'm glad they are finding there way home :)
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What we're thinking is maybe the label where Stiney had his Intro's shipped to him may have still been on the box (?) Hard to say really.
So, two labels and UPS just didn't know where to send them and / or maybe they scanned the wrong label and this wheel got mis-routed. I worked in logistics for about 8yrs and it happens quite often. Not saying it's something that's anyone's fault ... it just happened. That's cool, as long as they found it. I can't mount them yet anyway, I have a bunch of scrubbing and painting to do :D The UPS tracking site has this wheel scheduled for delivery on 9/27. So, It should be here around the end of the week. |
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On a different subject..
I have a Porterbuilt upper shock bar and CNotch kit for my stepper. What if it found it's way to the GMC and I buy another one for the step when I get to that point?? Yes? Thoughts? |
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I agree with big Al, if it's only a 6 inch drop then no notch needed but anything more and notch for sure. I've been at a 5/7 for about 9 months and with the rear bump stops cut down I bottom out a lot so I have the notch in the bed to be installed this mornimg at work. I thank God for my job!! ;)
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6+2" blocks looks really good on BigAl's truck with the Coys. That's closer to what I'm after and the 45's might look better that way. I love the 'tucked' look.
I know this GMC is a pretty rare truck BUT, it's mine and I'm not really building it to re-sell. It didn't come with 4 wheel discs originally either .. I'm not afraid to notch it. Stance is everything on these trucks. We'll see what happens. :D It sure would be easy with the bed off of it. |
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Notch it now while it's easy. Even with just 6" coils, you will bang it once in a while...
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...also gives you the opportunity to go bigger on the other truck :D
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Id notch it now as the others have said..... Looks like its gonna be a loooonnnggg week for ya.. Glad they have found the wheel...
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Notch it
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I agree with everybody else, notch it now while you have the bed off. You can always use a little extra clearance.
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Yeah, I'd have to get the lower too. I just don't have that piece or the relocators just yet.
I talked to dad about it over the weekend. With new wood and hours invested in the polishing / varnish on the wood I seriously doubt I will ever haul anything in the truck. If I do, it won't be much. What if I just took it down as far as possible without notching? I would cut it BUT, it's just something that can't be reversed. While I'd love to see it looooww.. the more I think about it I think I'd regret it. Big decision .. and you know how I am. :lol: |
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Just for that, I'm going to lower the front and Jack the back way up with Buckshot mudders on my new wheels. :D
I KNOW ! I change my mind a lot. I'm not afraid to cut a frame for a notch, but I'm just not sure I want to cut the frame of a 70 SG / CST. I can tell you my stepper will be notched. It's just an original base truck, 6cyl 3OTT. |
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I know exactly how you feel. I'm the same way. Here's something to think about - If SG / CST's were ever going to be worth a lot of money, that time would be now. They made a bajillion of them - 1 less isn't going to stop the world from spinning. And while it's not easily reversed, I don't think it lessens the value any. Years from now when Buckshot Mudders are all the rage, you'll still be able to run them.
And when that time fiannly comes, you'll be in a nursing home trying to steady your drool cup. Cutting that vintage frame will be the last thing on your mind. :D |
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