need some help

[Brandonc20]

Hey all,

I leaving for Bass Lake in two weeks with my truck...I lowering the rear 4 inches and the front 2 inches with ECE lowering kit. It came with the KYB lowering shocks...its a C20 so the coils in the rear are nothing nut jello, So i was wondering what I could do right now for shocks. I want to use manual fit bags, but i dont think I have time for that right now. hopefully you guys could help me with a quick fix to replacing my shocks with heavier duty ones instead of the drop shocks.. thanks in advance.

Brandon

[Tony@AirRideTech]

If you not notching the truck any factory replacment will bolt on and work.... may not be ideal but it will work.

[Brandonc20]

Originally Posted by Tony@AirRideTech

If you not notching the truck any factory replacment will bolt on and work.... may not be ideal but it will work.

What does not ideal mean. I dont want to mess up the geometry of the shocks by using non drop shocks....also willing to c notch the frame....in a perfect world i want to put manual fill bags, but im only 19 and going to school....so i dont have the best cash flow at the moment.

[SCOTI]

Originally Posted by Brandonc20

What does not ideal mean. I dont want to mess up the geometry of the shocks by using non drop shocks....also willing to c notch the frame....in a perfect world i want to put manual fill bags, but im only 19 and going to school....so i dont have the best cash flow at the moment.

Look back through the links that were provided in the other thread. There are 2 threads on how to modify the shock brackets for free/cheap. This helps keep the shock geometry close to or better than factory.....
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=471784