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RMVA · 08-25-2016, 02:40 AM

Hooey or not its a good thing such places like this forum exist where one can get a bunch of different answers and ideas.

It seems most folks who convert to 4wd on a 2wd frame don’t off-road and ‘63GENII isn’t running a lift or big wheels so there is likely less stress on the frame. Nice truck btw!

I agree with Ryan...extra support isn’t a bad thing. It may not be necessary but its peace of mind.

I have not found any K20 trucks or frames...it seems we live in a world of mostly '60-63 C10/C20's.

Thanks for the help guys!

08-25-2016, 02:40 AM	#7
RMVA Registered User Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: VA Posts: 5	Re: Frame strength help... Hooey or not its a good thing such places like this forum exist where one can get a bunch of different answers and ideas. It seems most folks who convert to 4wd on a 2wd frame don’t off-road and ‘63GENII isn’t running a lift or big wheels so there is likely less stress on the frame. Nice truck btw! I agree with Ryan...extra support isn’t a bad thing. It may not be necessary but its peace of mind. I have not found any K20 trucks or frames...it seems we live in a world of mostly '60-63 C10/C20's. Thanks for the help guys!