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Old 03-22-2010, 03:56 PM   #1
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Good deal or not on Bell Tech C notch/ flip and drop springs

From the attached pic, does this seem like a good deal? The guy wants $ 100 for everything but, the flip kit looks incomplete. I would just pick it up for the springs and the c-notch and get the 3/5 DJM drop from Stylin Trucks..........

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Re: Good deal or not on Bell Tech C notch/ flip and drop springs

I'd say that's complete for a 3/5 drop, You re-use the old U bolts. Well worth the asking price for sure !
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Re: Good deal or not on Bell Tech C notch/ flip and drop springs

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I'd say that's complete for a 3/5 drop, You re-use the old U bolts. Well worth the asking price for sure !
Thanks I was looking to use some drop spindles but, I am on a budget so every dollar counts
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Old 03-22-2010, 07:36 PM   #4
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Re: Good deal or not on Bell Tech C notch/ flip and drop springs

if you dont want it, Id take it for 100 bucks lol. ive been waiting for a craigslist deal in my area like that.
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Old 03-22-2010, 09:32 PM   #5
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Re: Good deal or not on Bell Tech C notch/ flip and drop springs

It's a done deal. Saved myself a few bucks hopefully. Now just save up for some shocks. Any recommendations on a good drop shock that will not break the bank? the guy could not remember if the springs were a 2" or 3" drop. I will be running 15" stockers off of a 90' Silverado on 235's or my stockers off of the truck on 215's
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Re: Good deal or not on Bell Tech C notch/ flip and drop springs

You could retain your stock shocks and go with shock extenders....

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/DJM-SE1128S/
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Re: Good deal or not on Bell Tech C notch/ flip and drop springs

did it come with the sweet vent? sorry thats not funny lol.
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Re: Good deal or not on Bell Tech C notch/ flip and drop springs

i just paid $99 for just the springs . you got a good deal
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Re: Good deal or not on Bell Tech C notch/ flip and drop springs

yeah good deal. but i dunno about the vent, where do u plan on putting that thing? lol...
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Re: Good deal or not on Bell Tech C notch/ flip and drop springs

Those springs are Ground Force brand. You can tell by the bright blue powdercoat. That's their signature.
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yeah good deal. but i dunno about the vent, where do u plan on putting that thing?

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