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Old 01-23-2008, 01:01 AM   #12
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Re: Rear shock relocation

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COOL!! Thanks for the advice on this. I will try to modify the lowers like you advised SCOTI. I just was not sure where the relocation was. I thought at the top but it seems that most is near the bottom.

The next question would be what amount of drop do you use for ordering shocks with this relocation done??

BB70c10 I am just trying to get my chassis done for the autorama in Feb and will not have my body on for some months. Hopefully this summer though. I will post some picts when it is done though.
Mine is dropped about 7~8" in the rear. The top of the axle housing sits inside the framerail & the 'pumpkin' just pokes through the bed-floor @ ride height. I have lowering blocks as well so that helps too. With the amount of drop listed, I used off the shelf Gabriel HD gas shocks for 67-72's (didn't need shorter length 'drop' shocks).
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