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the Waco kid
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
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king rigger reppin CAF I
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
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also with my rear 8" drop that i had, it always bottomed out and was the worst ride i ever had. on my current truck, i did the exact same kit , except i went 7" in the rear and use doetch tec (sp????) shocks all around. rides stiff like you want, but doesn't "slam" around town. combine the djm 5/7 kit, pst bushings, dt shocks, and some wide tires all the way around, and you can take turns extremely fast and it jsut "sticks". at least mine does handles like it's on rails WITHOUT a front or rear swaybar! i can only imagine how bada$$ it would be with them on!
1989 gmc sierra, 383 LT1 stroker, T56 , spec stage 3, eaton 4:10 posi, PST bushings,kp 6 link, conti's, the usual air stuff, some nice smooth imodium green sealer, some old 17's and BAM...a money pit!
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
i see you have a built 383, do you have pics of the motor? have any time slips or any idea on hp? how do you liek the t56? i was goin to do that trans with my tpi but went with a built 700r4 with a floor shifter insted. u got pics of the inside to how does the trans fit in the truck? what rear gears do you have, just a few questions i wanted to ask! thanks man nice truck!!
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
also CKTA what do you have for rear gears? do you have any timeslips, or do you knwo what your hp is? i love the truck looks mean!! what did you do to the motor to run the blower, forged bottem? how does it run in traffic and whats mpgs like? i have a 91 motor out back with only 63,000 on it i wanted to sell it but might save it for a blower like yours now!!
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king rigger reppin CAF I
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http://fullsizechevy.com/forums/show...ne+swap+thread i love the t-56, hate the price to fix it, hate my spec stage 3, love the way it shifts, and 6th gear is a godsend for gas milage! i have 4:10's with an eaton posi in the rear. on the highway i can cruise at 80 mph and the rpm's are at 2k!!!! stay tuned for interior pics, i'll be building a new console soon ![]()
1989 gmc sierra, 383 LT1 stroker, T56 , spec stage 3, eaton 4:10 posi, PST bushings,kp 6 link, conti's, the usual air stuff, some nice smooth imodium green sealer, some old 17's and BAM...a money pit!
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
djlunchbox- i looked at my rear schocks and the shaft is up " the skinny rod that goes inside the shock" so if i flip them around i should ride a lil better?
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King of the Assclowns
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3:73 w/ Auburn Pro LSD. One timeslip od 13.7 w/ alot of wheelspin and manually shifting from D to OD half track. No HP #'s. I have a cam and some other stuff but the internals are mostly stock and I'm running 10 #'s of boost. You'll be fine. Rides and idles in traffic w/ the A/C on like stock. ![]() |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
who did your work on the ecm and or prom? what kind of mpgs do you get? what can do you have to run the blower, is it a blower cam? im vary interested in doin this with my motor out back now!! do you have a forged botom end or anythin else to handle the blower? did you have to run a different fuel pump? about how much would i spend on the blower and things i need to run it on a stock motor, if thats even posable?
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King of the Assclowns
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1. Eclipse Engineering did the chip. 2. No idea on the MPG's....does'nt relly matter to me. However, if you drive it normal....it gets the same as stock. 3. Crane 2030 cam w/ 1:6 rockers and springs. 4. Stock bottom end. 5. yes, Whipple gives you a new intank pump. 6. figure around 4K. |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
how do you lower the back of a 92 short box chev with out c-notching it
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
I want to lower my 88 stepside some more.. currently have 2" drop spindles out front(belltech). belltech 2" drop hangers & 2" drop shackles out back. I'd like to go a total of 8 in the rear and 5 or 6 in the front. what is the best /cheapest way to go about? I want to have good handling. are there any clearance issues with exhaust xover pipe or anything other than cnotch?
thanks Jeff ![]() Belltech 2/4 Drop,Nitro Drop Shocks,3.73 gear ratio, Edelbrock performer TBI Package, 1" TBI pacer,gibson supertruck exhaust. |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
thanks 454ss.. sounds gr8t. I don't recall the shackles having more than one hole.. I'll have to check that out.
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hope I'm not being to much of a pain but I have another ? can I put the stock hangers back on, leave the belltech shackles the way they are. do the 6" flip giving a total of 8 and use 4" drop springs out front for a total of 6" ? also what brand of parts should I look for. a friend of mine is an excellent welder and has the equipment at home. he said all I need for the rear is the c notch and nothing else. is this advisible? what does the flip kit even come with other than c notch? he says he has some kind of thing to align the pinion angle and weld the sattles in? thanks again for the advice Jeff ![]() Belltech 2/4 Drop,Nitro Drop Shocks,3.73 gear ratio, Edelbrock performer TBI Package, 1" TBI pacer,gibson supertruck exhaust. |
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
i just got a 93 reg. cab chevy that was already a little lowered. it has shackles in the back but it's not even with the front. is there a way i could lower it about an inch or inch & a half more
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the Waco kid
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Re: My advice on lowering your truck static.
For an 8" rear drop I would reccommend a super C or a monster notch cut to fit under the bed, a c-notch is okay for 6" drop but go past that and it takes the travel out and you start bottoming out again on the frame.
2003 Avalanche 2500
2002 Tahoe 1996 Silverado
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