Flip kit options

[Speedracer39]

I have been doing some searching on info on flip kits for my 72 c10 looks like DJM is the only company manufacturing these for my truck. Anyone have any good or bad reviews on this brand?

[SoCoC10]

I've used the DJM kit with no issues. In fact I have a kit in my garage right now to install. If I remember correctly, it dropped my GMC 6" or more. I trimmed the stock rear bump stops instead of using the supplied hockey puck like bump stops.

[Speedracer39]

Thanks for the info-- I've seen pics of the kits for 73 on up trucks and they look like a better quality than the ones for the older trucks

[sKnNyPpY]

Good stuff. Here's my write up: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=577529

[Speedracer39]

Your truck looks super -- I also have the 3/1 spring on rear I figure they are original and just like you I'm gonna replace them with new-- Thanks for the info and picture

[Speedracer39]

Originally Posted by sKnNyPpY

Good stuff. Here's my write up: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=577529

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I just checked out general spring and they have 4/1 and 5/1 spring packs the difference is the load capacity now I need to figure out what others are using

[sKnNyPpY]

Thanks! I love her!
I have 5/1 and replaced with the same, I still haul stuff. A load in the back always makes it seem to ride "smoother".

[Speedracer39]

Dammm---- your not afraid to use it are you

[sKnNyPpY]

My house is 125 years old...and we own two cigar shops built out of buildings from the late 1800s to the 1940s so old girl gets her work outs!

[71BUCKET]

Originally Posted by sKnNyPpY

My house is 125 years old...and we own two cigar shops built out of buildings from the late 1800s to the 1940s so old girl gets her work outs!

I just left SC after finishing a contract up there. I definitely enjoyed the Denver/moresville area and the cigars while I was up there. Also used your rear leaf recommendations to order new leafs for mine.