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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Kingsport, TN
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1" Billet Aluminum For Lowering Blocks
I have 1"x2" solid high grade billet aluminum stock already cut to length for lowering blocks for lowering the rear of your coil spring trucks. These blocks have not been drilled yet for u-bolts. I need $20 per set shipped. A set will lower only 1" to fine tune your ride height and will not affect ride characteristics. Email Robert.Noe@xerox.com
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The LuvShack Garage
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Maple Grove, TN (West Side)
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Re: 1" Billet Aluminum For Lowering Blocks
That's a good price, I work for a Aluminum producer and solid chunks ain't cheap
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Re: 1" Billet Aluminum For Lowering Blocks
I`ll keep your e-mail,I may need these once I do the springs.
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Re: 1" Billet Aluminum For Lowering Blocks
$30 shipped for 4 blocks. Enough to lower your truck 2". High grade billet aluminum is probably stronger than steel. Someone correct me if I am wrong!
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1969 C-10 short fleet 2wd. 400ci. w/350 Turbo. '68 front clip and factory wood bed floor. 3"/5" coil drop. 1971 K-10 short fleet 4wd. Partial project truck. 1972 K-10 long fleet 4wd. Complete project truck. |
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Re: 1" Billet Aluminum For Lowering Blocks
Do you take PayPal?
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All Praise RANDY!!
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Central California
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Re: 1" Billet Aluminum For Lowering Blocks
I will take 2 if you take paypal....
Please let me know. Bill |
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Re: 1" Billet Aluminum For Lowering Blocks
aluminum is NOT stronger than steel ... regardless of grade
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Re: 1" Billet Aluminum For Lowering Blocks
I do take Paypal. Thanks for the info on the strength of billet aluminum. I was told high grade billet was as strong as steel. I did not want to deceive anybody.
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1969 C-10 short fleet 2wd. 400ci. w/350 Turbo. '68 front clip and factory wood bed floor. 3"/5" coil drop. 1971 K-10 short fleet 4wd. Partial project truck. 1972 K-10 long fleet 4wd. Complete project truck. |
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Re: 1" Billet Aluminum For Lowering Blocks
ttt
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1969 C-10 short fleet 2wd. 400ci. w/350 Turbo. '68 front clip and factory wood bed floor. 3"/5" coil drop. 1971 K-10 short fleet 4wd. Partial project truck. 1972 K-10 long fleet 4wd. Complete project truck. |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Re: 1" Billet Aluminum For Lowering Blocks
OLD thread, I know. Still got any of these?
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Re: 1" Billet Aluminum For Lowering Blocks
I'm wondering the same thing. I'm in need of 1 more inch of lowering!
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