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Old 05-19-2013, 07:44 PM   #11
fabguy
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Re: My 1958 Fleetside project

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Is that bumper bolted on in the front photo (assume shocks aired out)? Man that is low.....
LOl, yeah the bumper was bolted on and all the air in the bags was let out.
We lowered the front bumper about 3/8" because I didnt like how high it sat above the apron. If I lose a bag and have a flat tire, I am up the creek for sure as my crossmember is almost on the ground (1/4").
Once i can purchase and install the 71' C-10 crossmember from Porterbuilt customs I can better manage the height and the ride quality as I beleive it is lowered 2" from stock and I can raise my bags which will allow me to be as low but better travel in A arms with out the worries of hitting the ground.
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