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Old 11-02-2016, 10:08 AM   #1
paulkaminskijr
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Trailing Arm Crossmember Brackets

So I'm currently doing a long to short bed conversion on my '70 C10 and while I have it apart, I want to get started on the suspension. I'm planning on lowering the truck 6-8 inches. I've seen the anti-squat brackets that relocate the trailing arm up on the crossmember. I'm curious if everything would clear if I removed the stock bracket and just flipped it upside down and bolting it in. Has anyone done this and does it work/clear?

Also if anyone has trailing arms they are trying to sell, one of mine is no bueno.

Thanks in advance.
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