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Originally Posted by st1x10

If you've got coils in the back you don't need the back brackets. Check this out http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=129463.

Also on the gauges, why 4? I think you could run 2 dual needle gauges from ***************** and be ok.

thanks for the link. My truck is 2 hours away from me, and i could remember how the springs were setup under there. Now i see why these trucks get so low with bags.

do i need to worry about the axle bottoming out on a 2.5 inch notch? i haven't seen the kit yet, but i think there is a bump stop in there. if there is, i'll probably cut it down some to let it sit lower when aired out.

and the reason for 4 gauges is that they will be mounted in my gauge cluster (i'm making one out of a glove box door) and i want them to all match. The style i'm going for does not have a dual needle air gauge.

btw, laying frame is not a goal of mine, but i wouldn't say no