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Do you have any more pics of this suburban. I have a 71 c20 Gmc burb that im going to lower and I may use these wheels. They look way better when its slammed.
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The burb had dropped spindles, 2600 lb. bags,c-ed rear frame, 2 in. blocks in the rear,225-60-16 tires in front, 285-65-16 in the rear. I had that burb about 7 years with no problems of use almost every day.
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Here are a couple more to get the idea.
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Looks SICK. what air management did you use. Did you use stock control arms. Any alignment issues in the front? Do you think I could get away with no c notch or a half c notch? I want to tow my camper with it. I have a 6.0 with Cts v supercharger and cts v heads with big fat cam going in mine with a th400 and a gear vendors overdrive :metal:
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Here is my burb and the motor.
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I do love me some C20/C30's. I own and have owned many of them. The only problem with them especially lowered are the awful wheels. Slotted mags or steelies help but I sure wish there was something out there worth putting on them!
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There is Intro has a HD8 series but they are crazy expensive. I like the Kidney bean, torino and twisted vista.
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Juddss, I used stock control arms, no alignment issues. I think you will need a full c notch, but in towing loaded 24 ft enclosed trailers, I never did get down on the rear snubbers. You may have to trim a litlle on the back of the control arm for the lower ball joint if I remember correctly.
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Also, slow air buttons, no solenoids, nothing fast, just trouble free.
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Ok thanks man. Here are some more pics of the HD8 wheels.
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All you have to have is a piece of flat aluminum to cover the hole in the floor. Just cutting the wood will give you enough clearance. I have seen them with a piece of inner tube with a nice trim ring on it. You can still run a seat. You dont need anything like a road grater setup for daily driving.
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I really like that Intro Torino wheel! Might finally be time to crack open the piggy bank! The ones in the pic below are American Racing Artillery's
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Those actually don't look that bad. What size 18 in front 20 in back?
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Looks good man. Info on setup please. What wheels are those and what size tires.
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3" lowering springs that had to be chopped to match the axle flip kit in the rear. 2 leafs were removed out if the spring pack. The wheels are ultra phantom 20x9 with nitto 255/45/20 tires. Thanks for the compliment. It rides good, just alittle stiff in the rear end.
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Here is my 1984 c20 just wanted to share! Before and after!
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1972 Custom Deluxe 20 Custom Camper
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I posted on this post 2 years ago. Had some 16 inch Steelies. Here she is now with 20x9 Detroit steel wheels.
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Stocks w/caps
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