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Flatline454 · 08-30-2022, 02:15 PM

I was able to get some more work done on the truck.

I had scored a set of front 4" springs way back when, then I purchased a small braked Corp 14 bolt with brand new leaf packs, ORD shackles, and New U-bolts. I bought the new kevlar bushings from ORD for the front springs with greaseable bolts and the U-bolt reversal kit for the Corp 14 Bolt.

It is all supposed to be a 4" lift kit, but I think it looks higher. However, I love it and it is sitting the way I want with an entire new suspension under it. The tires are 35" Bigger LTB's on the XD wheels, that I got a while back. I have the center caps on the rear now, but still need to cut the center section out of the front ones.

Don't mind the Carolina squat in the one pic, I was tired and called it a night. haha

08-30-2022, 02:15 PM	#55
Flatline454 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Smethport Posts: 37	Re: 1986 GMC Sierra Classic - Flatline I was able to get some more work done on the truck. I had scored a set of front 4" springs way back when, then I purchased a small braked Corp 14 bolt with brand new leaf packs, ORD shackles, and New U-bolts. I bought the new kevlar bushings from ORD for the front springs with greaseable bolts and the U-bolt reversal kit for the Corp 14 Bolt. It is all supposed to be a 4" lift kit, but I think it looks higher. However, I love it and it is sitting the way I want with an entire new suspension under it. The tires are 35" Bigger LTB's on the XD wheels, that I got a while back. I have the center caps on the rear now, but still need to cut the center section out of the front ones. Don't mind the Carolina squat in the one pic, I was tired and called it a night. haha Attached Images __________________ 1986 GMC K3500 Sierra Classic http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=727677 Rides rough, sounds tough, and tows stuff....