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Location: Arkansas
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Lowering a 67' - new to the scene
I just got a 1967 c10. wanting to do a 4/5 drop without doing a c-notch. I need it affordable. not worried about bags or nothin like that . i need to know what to get , where is best place to get it, how much it costs, and what all extra i need to get it going (alignment componets, brakes, etc...) thanks for your help.
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Re: Lowering a 67' - new to the scene
I put a 6.5TD in the bed of my shortbed and it sat real nice
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Re: Lowering a 67' - new to the scene
Welcome
![]() You won't need a rear notch with a 5" rear drop. Many of us have a 6" rear and things are good. I can also recommend ECE. |
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Re: Lowering a 67' - new to the scene
You can go up to 6" in the rear, if you go with a 4" spring and a 2" block you will not have to relocate the shocks or put in an adjustable panhard bar. If you go 6" with just a spring you will need to get the relocators and adjustable bar...
Here's mine with a 6" (4" spring and a 2" block) Good luck, Rg Rg
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