Trailing Arm How To!! Installing new CPP tubular trailing arms in the 1965 Chevy C-10 project!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Oh boy did this truck need some new trailing arms!
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Thats for sure! It was just a little bit crusty lol
Man I was just thinking about trailing arms I have a small rust hole on my passenger side crazy how yours does also
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.
Well SHEET there those trailing arms are. Did you get my Order ????
I think I'm still waiting on some brake lines from them lol
I know it’s a year ago, but where did you get trailing arm complete hardware kit?
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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/
How’s it ride now
I never drove it with the old ones but it rides great :)
How much were the trailing arms could I use on c20
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.
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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
Looks like missouri trucks lol
Lol you never know it might have come from there!