Eno
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- Cleveland, OH
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- james
- Truck Year
- 1979
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- k20
- Engine Size
- 350
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HotWheelsBurban
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- 1990
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- R2500 Suburban
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- 350
No you don't! Long beds are plenty cool, and more useful as a truck if you need it.
Welcome to the forum, from Houston, TX.
Eno
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- Cleveland, OH
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- james
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- 1979
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- k20
- Engine Size
- 350
Thanks. Many more questions to come. I have a lot to figure out..
WFO
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- Dan
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- 1986
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- K20
- Engine Size
- 350
Welcome from the Texas Panhandle.
I like the stance it already has. Just needs a little more tire to fill up the wheel openings some.
That paint looks pretty good. Some rubbing compound and wax would bring it out even more.
Long beds ride better too.
I really can't imagine lowering a 4 wheel drive.
I like the stance it already has. Just needs a little more tire to fill up the wheel openings some.
That paint looks pretty good. Some rubbing compound and wax would bring it out even more.
Long beds ride better too.
I really can't imagine lowering a 4 wheel drive.
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- Scottsdale
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Welcome from the PNW!
Hogger
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- Steve
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- 84
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- K20
- Engine Size
- 383
Those guys are correct, don't shorten it, don't slam it. As far as the engine goes, I recently put a Chevy crate HT383 in my 84 K20. I think it's great, but it likes plus gas. Think about it. When I bought mine there was 1 left at Stingray Chevrolet in Plant City, FL. BTW, welcome aboard.
Eno
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- james
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- 1979
- Truck Model
- k20
- Engine Size
- 350
Wow!!!! Thanks fellas. I'm pleasantly surprised with the attention my post got. I wasn't sure that I could find help this easily. I just realized last night that slamming a K20 isn't what you do with a K20.. Haha.. I appreciate the comments. I'll be back..
dvdswan
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- 1978
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- K10
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- 350
Welcome to the site.
Toby
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- Toby
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- 1973
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- C10
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- 350
Welcomes from Toby in ca! Def don’t have to convert to short bed even tho it’s considered a “cooler” looks from the masses. I’ve seen some bad ass long beds out there check out gasratz muscle truck on ig. Also do you man. Eff what people think it’s your build it’s your build not theirs. That’s what makes this so much fun.
Corvette Ed
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Welcome aboard from East Tennessee.
