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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: DALLAS,TX
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Re: Help lowering an '83 C30 Crew Dually
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An engineer (structural engineer specifically) did the math for me on that type of notch (I based it off of my duallys parts). I figured since I used 1/4" material for the notch portion as well as 1/4" boxing plate I would be @ stock strength. Imagine my surprise when his calcs said it was less that 25% of what a factory rail was. Do people have them installed w/o issue? Sure. Have they towed w/o issue? Sure. Have they been selling stuff like that for years? Yep. Does that make it as safe as stock? Nope. I want my modified truck safe so I don't risk killing someone in your family.
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