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C30 4/6 drop plans. Feedback encouraged. Thanks!
Sorry for the delayed response. I used new stock control arms but will be switching to tubular arms at some point. You end up with lots of shims on the upper arm if you use stock. I am searching for a rack and pinion option also. In my opinion that is going to make the biggest improvement in...- Big Chip
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- Forum: Lowered & Street Systems
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C30 4/6 drop plans. Feedback encouraged. Thanks!
I did a 6/8 drop on mine and I find the ride to be fine with the stock springs in the rear but it rides better with a few pounds of air in the rear bags. As far as the front goes you may want to at least change out the upper control arm so you don't have a 1" thick shim pack when you get it...- Big Chip
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- Forum: Lowered & Street Systems
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Anti-Theft Security
Sounds like you have it covered. I live in an area of Michigan where I don't lock mine half the time but I suspect that will bite me in the Ass one day.- Big Chip
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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1979 GMC 1-ton dually 7,4 stock cam specs
Welcome! I can't help with your problem but every time something like this is posted I thank my lucky stars I don't live in California.- Big Chip
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- Forum: Introduction
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Question for C30 Dually owners.
Mine has a version of limited slip and I think it is called Max Traction or something. I looked up the axle number at one point but can't find the link anymore. Mine seems to always be in locked mode and talking to @OldBlueDually I find out that was a common problem. He said his dad is...- Big Chip
- Post #5
- Forum: Differential & Driveline
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Steering Column Interchange
https://www.gmsquarebody.com/threads/steering-column-interchange.5870/- Big Chip
- Post #8
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Looking for Camper Mirrors
Ahh yes, the retired trucker package. Nice.- Big Chip
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- Forum: Introduction
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Wanna slam that 63-98 C10/C1500? Lets talk about it!
Excellent! Very nice post, thank you for all the time you spent on it.- Big Chip
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- Forum: Lowered & Street Systems
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Dana 60 hubcaps.
One post in 12 years?!? This has to be some sort of record.- Big Chip
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- Forum: Wheels and Tires
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81 C30 Dually Lowering Kit suggestions please
I don't know if you're still on the forum but if you can't find a frame locally try www.car-part.com- Big Chip
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- Forum: Lowered & Street Systems
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Sticky thread for lowering C10s?
Racks are the best. I prefer the ones for heavy duty applications but I've also had great success with the sportier models. 10/10-would recommend.- Big Chip
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- Forum: Lowered & Street Systems
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Sticky thread for lowering C10s?
I'd go straight to airbags next time and eliminate the steering box in favor of a rack.- Big Chip
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- Forum: Lowered & Street Systems
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1978 k10 radio patch panel
There is someone selling those dash sections for $65 on marketplace and all they are is chunks cut out of an old cab with a death wheel. -
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Not completely new here, but I had a question and didn't really know where to put it. Did any of you attend WyoTech?
My son in law went there and graduated a year or so ago. It is still in Laramie. He said it was closed for a while and some guy bought it and opened it back up but I'm unsure of how long it was closed. I did find out that real estate is incredibly expensive in Cheyenne and surrounding areas!- Big Chip
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- Forum: Introduction
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GMC Emblems
Not bad for $60 each. I was pleasantly surprised.- Big Chip
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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GMC Emblems
Emblems showed up today and I'm very impressed with the quality. The yellow is a metallic gold but close enough to the original for my purposes.- Big Chip
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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Dropmember - Need options
I'm interested in this. It's pricey but I think it solves a lot of problems that I've discovered trying to mix stock and modified suspension together.- Big Chip
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- Forum: Lowered & Street Systems
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OER Fender Quality?
Thank you for the pictures, this is exactly what I was trying to avoid. In all fairness, the OEM fit and finish is just marginally better.- Big Chip
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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OER Fender Quality?
I'm going to have to cut some fenders up for my Slosh Tubz install and I am trying to decide if I do it to a pair of good fenders or some OEM fenders. Seems a shame to cut up something good but if I could find something that's close and wouldn't take too much work to make fit correctly I think...- Big Chip
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- Forum: Paint and Body
