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We're getting ready to notch out a 72 C10 and I have a coupe of questions.
We want it to lay frame, how high should the notch be? It looks like most are 8-10 inches. This being measured from the bottom of the frame to the inside/top of the notch. Where is the optimal place to mount the bags? I've seen variations of this. Ideally this will be a cruiser truck but it will be pulling a load from time-2-time. Are 3 or 4 links required once bags are installed, which is preferred and why? What is a GOOD bag setup that can handle a payload yet have some play-time. Lastly, lookin for some feedback on runnin 22's. Obviously we'll be tubbing the rear end and removing the wheel-wells in the front end but other than that will they fit? Do the rear-ends need to be shortended, what about the front-end? Thanks in advance. |
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Re: 1972 C10 Project
I would start my research looking at the following companies and their product. These are all Forum Vendors and have a great reputation on this forum.
Search for Dropmember and you will get LOTS of results. Porterbuilt Streetrods Suicide Doors Scotts Hotrods
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Re: 1972 C10 Project
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I was hoping that somebody here can provide some insight. |
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