c-notch install help 68 chev truck

[c10 custom]

Hi everybody i bought a c-notch kit from classic performance parts
i was wondering if anybody had any step by step procedure
to install the c-notch kit on my truck any help would be great
pictures anything thanks eveybody

[68shortwide]

Uh. C notch isn't really something you wanna try n do if you don't know what you're doing, prolly better off finding a shop to do it, It'll cost more but it'll be done right.

[sduckworth13]

Here you go. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=196013
Good luck with your install. Just make sure you don't remove too much frame where you could possibly create a large gap that will need welded up. You want every bit of the C- notch touching the frame notch...just take your time.

[sduckworth13]

If you have the budget for a Porterbuilt 2 piece C-notch it really is the way to go. It is so easy to install once you get pass all the rivets that need removed first. The metal is 2x thicker than all the one piece c-notches.

[RManson]

Hope this helps!

http://www.customclassictrucks.com/t...e/viewall.html

[track70]

Pics of my install..I welded mine instead of bolting it..Hope this helps

[csfields]

I did my own. I recommend using an air chisel to knock out all the rivets. That was the worst part of it.

[Fitz]

Originally Posted by c10 custom

Hi everybody i bought a c-notch kit from classic performance parts
i was wondering if anybody had any step by step procedure
to install the c-notch kit on my truck any help would be great
pictures anything thanks eveybody

This is one of those things that you really should not try if you do not know exactly how to do it and have the experience to do it right. A frame is a bit tough to fix once it's botched and your truck won't be worth much until it's done correctly.

[SierraMtns]

This info might help you. Gives you an idea of what your getting in to.

I think anyone can do the job if they take their time.


http://www.powernationtv.com/episode...6/in-the-weeds

http://www.powerblocktv.com/episode/...r#.U_avVUgab-g

[Sklptrljay]

Originally Posted by sduckworth13

If you have the budget for a Porterbuilt 2 piece C-notch it really is the way to go. It is so easy to install once you get pass all the rivets that need removed first. The metal is 2x thicker than all the one piece c-notches.

Dang, that looks nice!

To go back to the original issue though:

Because I'm a moron , I decided AFTER I painted my truck it still needed to be lower, making a c-notch necessary. I didn't want to remove my bed so I did it while it was still on. Anything is possible. Just take your time and it will all work out.

[c10 custom]

thanks everybody for the responses i got the job done looks good now i just need to install
the deluxe trac bar and i am good thanks again i appreciate it

[sduckworth13]

Good deal, let's see some pictures now please