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Re: 67 C10 Ride Height
Not a ‘67, but my ‘69 measures 20” from the wheel axis to the top of top of the fender arch.
It’s even front/rear which is odd because I thought these trucks had a slight rake stock?
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Re: 67 C10 Ride Height
I have a '68 C/10 Stepside with stock stance. There is a rake if not loaded. Of course it's parked on a slight hill. I have had the coils replaced [w/ Moog] around the '90s. There's >406,000 on the odometer, and I have tall tires.
But this is what a Truck looks like. [Except the Manage Attachment thing prints mobilephone pix sideways]
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Today, 07:16 AM | #3 |
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Re: 67 C10 Ride Height
They do indeed have a rake from the factory. The rear wheel arch is also 2" lower than the front arch, so with the factory rake the distance from wheel center to top of the arch is the same front and rear.
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