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Old 10-17-2016, 10:34 AM   #1
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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10

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Originally Posted by gringoloco View Post
V7 moved the rack down, so no frame notches and the motor stays closer to stock position.

Supporting mods include, but are not limited to: inner fenders, hood hinges, trans hump, trans crossmember, exhaust, shifter linkage, electric fans, battery relocation, etc. Lots I'm sure I've forgotten that has to change when moving the engine/trans/suspension dramatically from stock positioning. The mild/lvl 1 version would have been the optimal choice for lessening the burden of these additional requirements. I just can't seem to resist the urge to go lower--I blame this forum
Thanks for the insight. I did not realize the v7 lowered the rack and did away with the frame notches.
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