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Old 06-30-2024, 09:21 AM   #1
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Re: Increase 1967 C20 3/4 ton load carrying..

Adding a rear sway bar would help too, but that's really a job for a 1T truck, since the tank's over a ton when full.
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Old 06-30-2024, 09:54 AM   #2
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Re: Increase 1967 C20 3/4 ton load carrying..

What’s the GVWR in the plate? My 72 c20 is 7500 lbs the truck itself is less than 5k . So over 2500lbs capacity that’s the approx weight of 300 gallons of water . I would go from there .

Lots of limitations on old trucks . Age of the springs and axles is one as is the braking system. Drums would have a lower ability to stop a fully loaded truck . But modern E rated tires are better than old bias plies so that’s a plus .

Also 4x4 trucks usually have less payload and GCVWR because they are usually heavier than their 2 wheel drive counterparts.
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