Trailing Arm How To!! Installing new CPP tubular trailing arms in the 1965 Chevy C-10 project!

Oh boy did this truck need some new trailing arms!
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[@TheCanadianBubba]

Things that help us have faith in our things !

[@MidnightRoadGarage]

Thats for sure! It was just a little bit crusty lol

[@CPthetooladdict]

Man I was just thinking about trailing arms I have a small rust hole on my passenger side crazy how yours does also

[@MidnightRoadGarage]

We could put all our trailing arms together and still not have a good set lol! I like the construction quality on these CPP arms. I had originally ordered the Jegs brand but they failed to mention it was going to be quite a few months before they shipped so I cancelled and went with the slightly higher priced CPP. Probably for the best quite frankly. I've used their brake conversions in the past with no issues as well.

[@anonimous2451]

Well SHEET there those trailing arms are. Did you get my Order ????

[@MidnightRoadGarage]

I think I'm still waiting on some brake lines from them lol

[@TheCoconuts33904]

I know it’s a year ago, but where did you get trailing arm complete hardware kit?
Thanks

[@MidnightRoadGarage]

www.youtube.com/@EditingPodcast/videos and then I'm sure I got the U-bolts from them as well. I'd probably use this and take it down another inch www.performanceonline.com/60-72-chevy-gmc-c10-c20-lowering-block-kit-rear-aluminum/

[@robertlopez1369]

How’s it ride now

[@MidnightRoadGarage]

I never drove it with the old ones but it rides great :)

[@PeterHatch-mx7zc]

How much were the trailing arms could I use on c20

[@MidnightRoadGarage]

They came from Summit www.summitracing.com/parts/CLP-6072TTA-B and if your C20 has trailing arm/coil springs in the rear then they should work. If your truck has leaf springs then no it wouldn't work.

[@PeterHatch-mx7zc]

@@MidnightRoadGarage thks

[@thomaswhite3831]

LMC Trucks do not list 3 /4 ton , for their tubular trailing arms . I think they would be fine if you aren't trying to keep it load worthy. I am thinking on making my 68 3/4 ton down to a half ,and lose the 8 lug wheels

[@Wrenchingwithray]

Looks like missouri trucks lol

[@MidnightRoadGarage]

Lol you never know it might have come from there!