72' Chevy question
 

Ive seen a few pics in my search yieldings, but my question isnt awnsered yet...

Can i simply add a notch and bag on the stock rear links and sit low.. Im not totaly beat up on laying out yet.. Just want to lay low for now.. Any input?

And I think the front is just a simple bolt on setup.. from S/D maybe?

Thanks Guys,

Will
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Bump For lack of input..haha..

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Yes, you can run the stock 2-link like I'm doing with a SD notch....adding blocks will give more drop if needed. Let me see if I can dig up a photo of mine on the two link without the notch....also keep in mind there are TONS of options on bagging, its all about preference and style..this site has a ton of info...so look around

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heres a quick shot of mine without the notch...adds a lot of drop..and def fun to play with

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wow, great..Thanks .. Are those airlift bags?

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You should check out the Texas CGITC in my sig ;)

IMO, you dont gain much from a bolt in notch & you will have to cut a hole in your bed floor for the pumpkin to poke through

If I were you, I'd run some Slammed Specialties RE-6's in the rear with no notch, unless you dont mind having a hole in your bed :rolleyes:

I dont like holes in my bed, so I didnt put in a notch when I bagged Sinister
And with Killer I did a frame Z & am raising the bed floor

Here is Sinister with no notch just bags

Ride height
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...8_02090002.jpg

Dumped
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...DSCF0005-1.jpg

Also, blocks will only allow the axle to sit higher when the bags are at optimal height, not dump any lower

Re: 72' Chevy question
 

Thanks Bomb...
You mean that if i put the blocks on iit will not allow the truck to sit lower?

The only time i have used blocks was on the rear of a s10..
Thanks for the pics, and great truck!

Ps. Can you tell me about the front?

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Here is a pic of how low you can get your truck without doing some form of major surgery. By major surgery I mean no Z'd frame, no step notch, no drop member, no hole cut out of the bed floor. This is a simple and easy setup using the factory trailing arms. Hope this helps.

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Yes, mine are airlift, I like them a lot but i'm prob gonna switch to the Slam Specialties cause they are huge and ride smooth as hell....

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Great looking truck 69chevyshort! What size wheels and tires you running?

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20x10 w/275-40 out back. 18x8 w 255/45 up front

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heres mine with c notch and standard front set up

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Thats the standard notch? not the step(larger) notch.. That color is georgous...love the truck brotha.. and thanks for the info..

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If you're going to notch it, go with the step notch from SD...I think its only like 100.00, It would be a good investment, cause once you start going low, its only a matter of time before you want LOWER!!!

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Way cool bro.. thats proly hat i will end up doing