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Old 12-17-2006, 04:17 PM   #13
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Re: Gringoloco's trailing arm conversion

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Originally Posted by ortegamotor View Post
hey Chris, it's looking good man. i was wondering if i could get a part # on the upper airbag bracket from ART.I also noticed that you are useing lowering blocks and c-notch brackets. are the bracket an ART part as well? i have the next two weeks off so now is the time to get to my truck ,i will also post some pictures on this thread . hey Chris thats for the great pictures and info.talk to you soon. Tony
The bracket is ART A002E (pictured). The C-notches are a bolt-in piece from *****************, but after mocking this up, I don't think they will work. There is simply not enough room for them and the upper bag mount. I will have to re-think this part... The blocks are CPP 2" drop. They should allow me to run the same amount of drop with a little more pressure in the bags for a smoother ride.

Good luck on yours and keep us posted. -Chris
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