rear coil over shocks

[norm roll]

who make's rear coil over shocks that will bolt in where the stock shocks go. i want to remove my rear coil springs

[Sharps40]

I'm not sure it thats possible w/o some major structural changes to the upper and lower shock mounts. The C10 rear shock mounts, upper and lower do not appear to be built for load bearing the truck...i.e. strong enough for bounce control but not for the entire weight of the truck.

[hd74]

I have a pair on the back of my suburban, I got them from northern auto parts I do not remember the brand. it rides smother when empty but when I haul my camper it is better

[hd74]

I had to read your post over.i kept my stock springs

[scottofksu]

I have never seen them on one of our trucks unless they were part of a four-link suspension...

[BR3W CITY]

Rear c/o's are doable. You need to get the drop brackets for the axle, and put a brace or brace/bridge to hold the top mounts. Usually the c/o would be somewhere in the neighborhood of 14-17"

This moved the mount point inward just a touch, or as much as you want if you have a narrowed rear end.

[norm roll]

Originally Posted by BR3W CITY

Rear c/o's are doable. You need to get the drop brackets for the axle, and put a brace or brace/bridge to hold the top mounts. Usually the c/o would be somewhere in the neighborhood of 14-17"

This moved the mount point inward just a touch, or as much as you want if you have a narrowed rear end.

where can i find the drop brackets and will they need to be braced. i could always build a upper shock cross bar like my race car has.i just didnt want to weld brackets on my rear end