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Lowered rearend?
I have a 85 Silverado with the 4" drop leaf springs. Is any way to lower 2" more that wouldn't be expensive? The leaf springs are still in there original spot.
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you could do hangers for the front of the spring for real cheap that will drop 1 or 2 inches, or for an even cheaper route...shackles for the back of the spring, but you will have to cut your bed crossmember(or whatever its called).
for 6 inches of drop though, you will need a c notch or you will be bottoming out all the time...if that werent the case my truck would be 2 inches lower also:) |
I also have 4" leafs and wanted a tad more drop. I added shackles, which gave me 1-1/4" more. I didn't need to notch the frame, but you will need to notch the bed support a little to keep the shackle from hitting. No big thing though.
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Hey, I just noticed, you are from Cherryville. WOW. Very small world indeed.
Where are you at? |
you do not need a c-notch for a 6" drop. I have a 5" on my 78 and I am not even close to needing a c-notch. I have been told by many people that they've seen flip kited trucks at shows without notches no prob. Im putting a flip kit on my 79 in about a week and dont plan on installing the c-notch.
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Thanks guys for the info. My real project is a 70 Chevy. Although I have gotten side tracked a bit with a Vette my wife and I bought 4 months ago.
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Wow. Must be nice to be sidetracked with something like that. If it ends up taking too much of your time, I guess I could take care of it for a little while, since I live so close and all. Although, I would hate for anyone to see it sitting in my drive, you know? :D
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