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Originally Posted by Bennett68C10
Truck looks really good, can't wait to see what upgrades you make!
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Thanks, me too!
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Originally Posted by smbrouss70
Definitely the suspension! It doesn't have to be super powerful to have fun in the twisties!
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Originally Posted by C10_ustacould
Definitely suspension, get the stance, handling, and stopping right and then you can give it more GO!
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I think I agree with you guys. Been looking at a few options, but need to do some more research.
- Porterbuilt is at the top of the list, due to options, trusted design, amongst other positives. I think a mild front DM would pair well with NoLimit's rear coilover trailing arm kit and would keep it simple.
- NoLimit WideRide looks good, but I've read of teething problems which I'm not sure were ever resolved. Also don't like the idea of cutting huge reliefs into the inner fenders.
- Global West's option looks interesting, but they are stingy with the info. I'll email them to see if they can answer ground clearance, engine placement, alignment specs, etc. Downside, for me anyway, is that it keeps the steering box and linkage.
- Scott's, I'll be honest I haven't really looked at. Adding that to the 'to do' list.
...but part of me would like to go lower, especially after parking next to this pretty little thing. I'm trying to control the snowball. Once you go touring or extreme, the additional supporting mods get out of hand quickly
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