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stubs · 02-26-2023, 03:51 PM

Dont know if this helps but 67-72 c20 frames are actually stronger then their k20 conunter parts. The gvw of a k20 is way less and also the fact I've looked into a k20 of this era is basically a k10 with stiffer springs and axel. Also some c20s came with Ho72 to handle the higher gvw. Know I dont know if there is any specific bracing that a 4x4 has but I would say a c20 will be fine. A c10 might be another issue.

02-26-2023, 03:51 PM	#17
stubs Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Location: spicer mn Posts: 50	Re: Frame strength help... Dont know if this helps but 67-72 c20 frames are actually stronger then their k20 conunter parts. The gvw of a k20 is way less and also the fact I've looked into a k20 of this era is basically a k10 with stiffer springs and axel. Also some c20s came with Ho72 to handle the higher gvw. Know I dont know if there is any specific bracing that a 4x4 has but I would say a c20 will be fine. A c10 might be another issue.