NEW Porterbuilt Bolt-in C-notch

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I thought I would post up some pics of our new two piece bolt-in c-notch. I have been trying to find the time to finalize this thing for quite a while now… finally buttoned it up a couple weeks ago! This notch will be part of a complete mild drop system we will be releasing shortly, or we will be selling it separately for $249. This isn’t just an ordinary bolt-in c-notch… I put lots of thought into its design to ensure strength, and ease of installation. The fit on these notches is the best you can find in a production notch. We use factory frame-rail sections as a fixture to build them. Its two-piece design make installation a breeze. It locates using the two factory shock cross-member rivet holes on the top of the frame-rails, and then several holes are drilled. The first notch section can be used as a template and a support to cut the notch out of the frame-rails…. no more cutting, test fitting, cutting, test fitting, cutting… you get the picture! Once the frame section is removed, the lower notch will bolt in to the side and bottom of the rails. The lower section uses factory rivet locations on the bottom side of the frame, and also incorporates an air bag/spring plate (making it easier to drill the frame for mounting the air spring). The factory spring stiffeners remain in the chassis, keeping this baby as strong as possible. I will post more pics of the notch once I complete the mild drop kit I was referring to. There’s also more pics on my site for those who want to see more.

[ratty 46]

If I can ask .... I see you have the items, or parts, fire (lazer or plasma) cut .... why? Do you or have you used water before. I think it makes a better cut, requires less clean up & doesn't use ANY heat to cut the pieces. Just asking.

Again - nice piece ... like your other stuff.

Ratty 46

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Originally Posted by ratty 46

If I can ask .... I see you have the items, or parts, fire (lazer or plasma) cut .... why? Do you or have you used water before. I think it makes a better cut, requires less clean up & doesn't use ANY heat to cut the pieces. Just asking.

Again - nice piece ... like your other stuff.

Ratty 46

I will eventually be having all my parts cut on a lazer or water jet... but for now, my trusty CNC plasma does just great!

[ratty 46]

I was just asking .... I find that the slag left from the plasma needs more attention prior to welding.

Love your stuff - very innovative if you ask me.

Ratty 46

[jmedero]

Hey Nate. How hard would it be to install with the body of my burb on? Can it be done?
Thanks

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Originally Posted by jmedero

Hey Nate. How hard would it be to install with the body of my burb on? Can it be done?
Thanks

The top of the notch would be difficult at best... drilling the holes for the mounting bolts would be quite a feat.

[Captainfab]

Very nice work as always.

[likaroc13]

nice...i'm interested in hearing more about the mild drop kit

[LILRED66]

Very innovative and high quality fabrications.

[Dinos63]

Nice work kat, hows the move comming? I will catch up with you this week i am going out to globe to look at a car

[muddpile]

Yet another quality product to impress me!

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Originally Posted by Dinos63

Nice work kat, hows the move comming? I will catch up with you this week i am going out to globe to look at a car

The move is coming along great... especially with the 110* weather we have been having.

[SCOTI]

Originally Posted by porterbuilt

The move is coming along great... especially with the 110* weather we have been having.

But it's a dry heat..... Add 40% humidity to it & see how the move goes.



Extreme weather sux..... hot or cold.

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Originally Posted by SCOTI

But it's a dry heat..... Add 40% humidity to it & see how the move goes.



Extreme weather sux..... hot or cold.

No complaints about the type of heat.... but as we all know anything over 100 isn't fun! My wife has family in Kentucky and we visited during fourth of july one year.... the humidity isn't any fun at all.

[Ghostwhite]

Originally Posted by SCOTI

But it's a dry heat..... Add 40% humidity to it & see how the move goes.



Extreme weather sux..... hot or cold.

Ha dry heat sucks too, its pushing 120+ this week and will only get worse before the summers over!

[robtech]

how much drop are you talking about with "'mild" vs "extreme" i assume extreme lays frame with you're reputation.

[ozman3803]

Has anybody used this that has the deluxe panhard bar from ECE? Just wondering if the bracket will clear within the notch.

[of13swc]

Here is some crazy way a guy that had my truck before me got a few extra inches in lowering. I am wondering if there is a notch that I can use to cover this butcher job and C-notch the truck.

[Project SIKty-5]

Hey Nate, any chance you're going to have bolt-in step notches soon??

[c10Mang]

Originally Posted by Project SIKty-5

Hey Nate, any chance you're going to have bolt-in step notches soon??

He has them, check the delmos build.
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We have them already. The same one we use in the Dropmember Rear kit can be purchased seperately.

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Originally Posted by MailManX2

Looks good now where's the kit for the 60-62 frames?

It's actually in the works. We are finishing up an extreme drop kit for the 60-62 chassis that will be done in July... then we will also do a mild drop version.

[62 Bowtie]

Originally Posted by porterbuilt

It's actually in the works. We are finishing up an extreme drop kit for the 60-62 chassis that will be done in July... then we will also do a mild drop version.

Cant wait

[texassquarebodies]

porterbuilt.....Do you ever see a bolt in c notch for us 73-87 blazer and suburban guys in the future????

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Originally Posted by texassquarebodies

porterbuilt.....Do you ever see a bolt in c notch for us 73-87 blazer and suburban guys in the future????

I sure do. We are moving shop this month, and have some square body stuff in line for next month!