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Old 12-14-2011, 01:20 PM   #1
lil_sahara450r
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Do I need an aftermarket trailing arm crossmember??

hey guys,
This is my first thread so dont bash me too hard lol. Ive used the heck out of the search function and couldnt really find a good answer.

I am building the rear of my 66 SWB and this will be my set up: I have installed the CPP c-notches, dominator 2600 air bags in place of the coils, ECE shock relocators, ECE super tracbar, and 2" drop blocks.

My quesions are: will i need an aftermarket trailing arm crossmember? such as the ECE or CPP units? the idea of having exhaust openings is nice, but will i have driveline interference issues? and the salesmen i spoke to at CPP metioned that it will also correct my pinion angle. I am assuming by raising the mounting position of the trailing arms upwards?

Any insight on this would be greatly appreciated guys, y'all have been a MAJOR help in the past several months (not to my wallet tho ). I usually dont post threads though, as 99% of the time the search function answers all my questions. if there is already a thread on this please point me in the right direction. Thank you!

And also, what shocks are you guys running with this set up??
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