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PrimeredThunder · 10-13-2006, 01:36 PM

OK, I had a 72' 1/2-Ton SWB that had rear coils that I bagged a couple years ago. Now that truck is gone and I've Aqquired a 72' 1/2-TOn Suburban with Coils that I want to bag'.

Question is; are there, if any, differences between the suspensions on both trucks? As for when I order brackets are they any different?

Also, I ran Firestone #2600 bags in front and #2500 in back on the SWB truck, should I look to run a different bag on the Suburban? (Dont plan on towing).

Last Question-I am planning on going with ART brackets, Suicide-Doors for bags/valves etc, ECE for a track-bar kit, and then a CPP C-notch.

Is there any new compnies out there making anything else I would need to get the Suburban closer to the ground?

Any Help is appreciated guys! Thanks!

Kenny

10-13-2006, 01:36 PM	#1
PrimeredThunder Back from the Dead Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Salem, Oregon Posts: 522	72' Suburban VS. 72' Truck Suspension? OK, I had a 72' 1/2-Ton SWB that had rear coils that I bagged a couple years ago. Now that truck is gone and I've Aqquired a 72' 1/2-TOn Suburban with Coils that I want to bag'. Question is; are there, if any, differences between the suspensions on both trucks? As for when I order brackets are they any different? Also, I ran Firestone #2600 bags in front and #2500 in back on the SWB truck, should I look to run a different bag on the Suburban? (Dont plan on towing). Last Question-I am planning on going with ART brackets, Suicide-Doors for bags/valves etc, ECE for a track-bar kit, and then a CPP C-notch. Is there any new compnies out there making anything else I would need to get the Suburban closer to the ground? Any Help is appreciated guys! Thanks! Kenny __________________ The only Carb that matters to me is the one under my hood! Salem, Oregon