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07-04-2013 #1
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C notch?
If I lower the back 5in do I need to do a c notch on a 72c10
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07-04-2013 #2
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I ran a 3.5/5 on my 68 for a long time and never had a problem with bottoming out. I would assume yours would be the same.
07-05-2013 #3
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Thanks
07-13-2013 #4
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I'm running CPP 5" drop springs on the back of my truck. It bottomed out a little on hard bumps, but i cut the bump stops down about a half inch and it was good to go
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Great news.thanks
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You can get Jeep wrangler 87-95 bumpstops for the rear, you can shave them to suite you ride preference and susp travel needs. They are one bolt install to boot. I just read your build thread, looks like its going to be a cool truck when finished.
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might as well do it the right way!!! http://www.porterbuiltfabrication.com/
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Hey thanks, that just might work. I've got some guys at work who rock crawl jeeps. I'll see if they have some.
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You'll be wanting to go 6" in the rear in the future. Trust me. I'm shopping for 6" springs now. I'm considering the Hotchkis springs.
Matt Kenner
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If you can leave two black stripes from the exit of one corner to the braking zone of the next, you have enough horsepower. - Mark Donohue
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