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**OleSenna** · 07-23-2007, 12:49 PM

This is Olesenna's Mechanic.

I'm working with a 1972 Blazer K/5 4wd w. a 350. First of all, 6 lug rear drums are hard to find, I found one site (manestruckparts.com) that sells them for $79.95. Is that the best price out there? Can I do better? Any recources?

This truck came to us equipped with Skyjacker 2.5" all spring lift with Pro-Comp shocks (oversize) (no blocks in rear, new springs used from Skyjacker). Is there any way to lower it without replacing the items above?

The steering has a new Crossover steering conversion with a new steering box, Pitman arm and crossover arm using a custom draglink. *EDITED BY MODERATOR*

07-23-2007, 12:49 PM	#1
OleSenna Roof: Bad. Sky: Good. Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 150	Drums, Steering & Lowering This is Olesenna's Mechanic. I'm working with a 1972 Blazer K/5 4wd w. a 350. First of all, 6 lug rear drums are hard to find, I found one site (manestruckparts.com) that sells them for $79.95. Is that the best price out there? Can I do better? Any recources? This truck came to us equipped with Skyjacker 2.5" all spring lift with Pro-Comp shocks (oversize) (no blocks in rear, new springs used from Skyjacker). Is there any way to lower it without replacing the items above? The steering has a new Crossover steering conversion with a new steering box, Pitman arm and crossover arm using a custom draglink. EDITED BY MODERATOR Last edited by HuggerCST; 07-23-2007 at 01:39 PM. Reason: WTB- Non subscriber



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