C- Notch

[caddycol]

What notches you guys using?

was going to make one but there seems to be a lot available

i have a 63 fleet will be on air with stock rims i want it to lay frame (cross member first i guess)

so what would you recommend

COl

[LowDown]

porterbuilt is good but I had a long wait while they made them. Just make yourself cheaper and arn't you in the UK ?Shiping is going to kill you. Here's some at welder's Series. Or here http://*************/catalog/notches

http://www.welderseries.com/blog/?PH...otch&s_cs=true

[caddycol]

I am in la/ Vegas for sema picking up my air
Plus a gearbox for one of my beetles and a set
If centre lines toooo

Thought I would get a notch at the same time

Col
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[shawno72]

I installed a CPP Notch in both my trucks, have been very happy with them and the price is right.

[Mad Rods]

I'm using a kp components notch... I'm pretty pleased but if I were to buy another I would definitely go with a PB one.... PBs notches are bigger... I think
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[Pro Performance]

Yes, the Porterbuilt notches are made of some thick steel. THe thing I like about them, is they have extra material where the bag mounts.

If you are looking to lay frame though, the regular c-notch will not do it. You would have to go with a drop member in the rear and a larger step notch.

Here is the c-notch.

[lolife99]

Porterbuilt for sure!

[Cody63]

I'm running the CPP C-Notch but, I'm not laying frame. I'm at about 5" in the back.

[jjzepplin]

I was pulling my rear end bumper braces out and one fell upside down on the ground. I looked at it for a second and thought ,, that looks like a c-notch.. If I turn them upside down and bolt them back in????