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Location: murfreesboro, TN
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trailing arm ubolts
what is the actual size of the ubolts for a trailing arm setup on a 1970 c10
half ton if it makes a difference im trying to get bolts and i dont know what the thread size is its a debate between 5/8 and 3/4 which one is it ??
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Re: trailing arm ubolts
I got mine from lmc not sure the size but ill look and see i beleive theirs were one size for half an 3/4 ton
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Re: trailing arm ubolts
One thing I forgot to mention, I'm using 3" blocks that I made,
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Re: trailing arm ubolts
My 68 has 3/4" u-bolts, this required me to drill a 7/8" hole in my blocks.
My advise would be to just slide under your truck and measure what you currently have and go from there ![]() check out page 2 of my thread for more pictures and info Simple coil Cut front drop Fun I have removed my blocks and went with 5" drop springs. This was due to me wanting to keep my 15" wheels. Keep on trucking!!!
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