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Old 12-18-2013, 02:23 PM   #11
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Re: How bout some pictures of '73-'87 regular cab dually

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im trying to lower mine single cab and still be able to tow a car trailer, would i still be able to with a flip kit?
No 2 trucks are exactly the same. Knowing there's possible differences & w/o looking @ your exact set-up I'm only answering based on what my truck indicated.

Based on mine, shackle & hangers would work w/a air over leaf helper & stock frame rails for sure. With a flip kit, notching the frame would have been mandatory. But if that was done, towing wouldn't have been an issue since nothing was changed other than the flip.
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