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Join Date: Mar 2017
Location: Wichita, Kansas
Posts: 86
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1966 GMC Shock Relocation
Hey yall, I was reading about shock relocation kits for a truck you have lowered more than 5 inches. I plan on flipping the rear axle, which is a five inch drop. Do you need a shock relocation kit for the leaf spring suspension? I cant seem to find a kit that is made for the leaf spring application. So do you need one for the leaf spring, or no? If so, where can I find one? Thanks in advance.
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Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Bozeman
Posts: 219
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Re: 1966 GMC Shock Relocation
Now iam new to these trucks but have lowered other cars and have a lowered 65 iam working on now . So just practicle info here. You will have to run a different shock or mount unless you want the shock hanging way down under your axle or up high but I think your bed will get in the way. What I think you should do is make the swap and see what you have to work with. The kits are expensive for what you get and speedway has a ton of shock mount stuff in the circle track section. It's as easy as welding on a mount where you want it. They sell leaf spring mounts also or axle mounts. Just depends on your lay out and where you want it. My truck came with a swap mount kit and I think it's kind of ghetto and it mounts the shocks layed over really far and that's not as affective for performance. I'll move them when I get a chance. Lots of leaf spring resources in speedway circle track section. Hope this helps.
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