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Old 12-06-2006, 05:17 PM   #1
andyt
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Raising a 2wd C/10

Hello guys I am starting to fix up my Dad's old truck. It is a '72 C/10 long bed 2wd. What is different about it is it has a 4 cyl turbo diesel from a tractor in it, which is heavier than a BB. I am planning to use the truck to pull my gooseneck trailer to antique tractor pulls.

Right now my plan for the rear is to put a Dana 60 axle in the rear under the trailing arms with the stock coil spring and also a air bag overload.

The front is where I have the problem. I saw these springs http://www.airbagit-store.com/produc...sp%3Fid%3D2205 but wanted to know if anyone had ever used them.

I am just wanting to raise the truck about 2 inches and have the load capacity to pull the 7000 lbs gooseneck.

Any suggestions or comments are welcome.
Thanks
Andyt
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'72 Custom Deluxe C-10 Allis Chamlers 4 cyl. Turbo Diesel engine, Ford granny low 4 spd. trans.

'91 Dodge D250 Cummins Diesel

Antique Pulling Tractors:
1956 Allis WD45 Diesel
1960 Allis D17 Diesel
196? Allis D21 Diesel
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