How to Lower ‘67-72 Chevy C10 Rear w/ 2” Drop Blocks & 5” Drop Lowering Springs, 2-7” Drop!
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- 72 C10 gets more brand new CPP Parts for Rear Suspension! New 5 inch Lowering Springs and 2 inch Drop Blocks plus installing restored trailing Arms!
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The stock rear lower control arms are really good, but it is easy to add rigidity to these items. They have 3 or 4 plug welds down the middle and that’s it, so place 1” welds every 3 “ down the top and bottom and completely around the back end. Then grind smooth and paint.
Unfortunately, CPP parts company make their upper and lower control arms for the front and that’s it, the shocks, springs, bushings and many other components come from some US companies but mostly overseas. My uncle was a TIG welder their for 4 years and heard things from co-workers in customer service that would make you cry! Seriously. DK, ASE master tech since 1978, retired yet still working.
Can you make a video or explain how to figure out the correct pinion angle shims needed when doing a drop kit as this one? Thanks
Hello Victor I will do some research on the subject and see if there will be enough content to put in a video by itself if not I will consider adding it to N upcoming video! Great question thanks for asking Victor Nd Thx for watching our channel! 😎👍
Do they make a kit for c20 I have started to put the arms from a c20 rear in to a 1953 ford bread van 14 bolt 3/4 full floater with disc brake conversion thks for the video
Hello Peter thx for watching Check with LMC Trucks they do have C20 parts. Best of Luck with your Project! 😎👍
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