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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
Any updates????????
Also wondering if I need the Dropmember Bolt in c-notch to lay frame on your trailing arms or if the Kp components weld in notch I already have will work? Very intrested in this set up, curious to see how the bag setup installs? I need a price when u get a min. on trailing arms/carrier bearing crossmember shipped to 95694? Thanks Nate Tony from Norcal |
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
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Been a little hectic this past week, and I apologize for not getting back to you as of yet! I will shoot you a PM this weekend. Pretty sure the KP notch will still allow them to lay with the trailing arms. I will try and get some better pics up, but it won't be til after the holidays.
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
Thanks Nate!
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
nah, that's ok
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
Right on Nathan!
I'll be putting in my order in January. Just have the pieces ready in the jigs and I'll fly in and weld em up....You know?So you dont have to go in @ 4 in the morning. ![]() Last edited by Inverter; 12-18-2009 at 10:07 PM. |
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
I finally got mine installed.....
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
ok oooooold tread but still , i been looking at youre website Nathan and couldnt find a version made for the squarebody , is it made yet and if so is the complete price simulair to the older style kit ?
things over here starting to look up , i'm about to start a new job and got a firm grip on paying my debts , from the looks of it i could get back to work on the truck(s) within a year ..... as soon as i find a new space to work on them (working on that too)
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i got a job again and having fun at it too idea's for the trucks and the order of things to do are taking shape and get closer to being realized , a few more months and i be able to start building for real i complete 2 of the trucks intoo running fashion one custom and one basicly stock the thirth will be sacrificed for parts |
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
square bodies didn't have trailing arms ... they only came with leaf springs.
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
i know i wanted to change it to the truckarm setup i know there some differences to the frame between the older 67 model truck and the square , the part that kicks up is at another spot and the frame is less tall so using a porterbuild old '67 style truckarm crossmember on a squarebody doesnt work out of the box , i have seen a square that had truckarms installed but that was a different manufacturer and wasnt as good looking as the porterbuildstuff
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
Here's a few pics...
This is part of a rear kit we are buttoning up for the 73-87 chassis. It will let you convert the leaf springs to trailing arms. We have a 71 rear end mocked up in it right now, but it will have the factory 12 bolt back in it shortly. This crossmember is for a 2-piece shaft (for laying frame)... the one-piece shaft crossmember is just a little different. More to come on this in the future. ![]() Nate
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
Awesome Mr. Porter! I wonder if it would work on a dually......
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
woohooo
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i got a job again and having fun at it too idea's for the trucks and the order of things to do are taking shape and get closer to being realized , a few more months and i be able to start building for real i complete 2 of the trucks intoo running fashion one custom and one basicly stock the thirth will be sacrificed for parts |
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
from wat i can see on the pics it should work on a dually it end at the same spot the leafsprings would , i dont know if you need spacers for the crossmember in the higher c30 chassis or if it will fit a straight beam chassis cab version and you prolly need larger U-bolds and saddles for the 14 bolt rearend ...... not realy hard stuff to change youreself if needed .
one thing im happy about , i was afraid it wouldnt fit a th400 with a gearvendor but theres plenty of room between the tail of the automatic and the crossmember ...... did you done the mockup on a longbed or a schortbed nathan ?
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
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Now that the 74 is doing new things w/it's new owner, I have the dually & always thought the T/A's could work on one of these as well w/the right design set-up. I was only kidding though when I asked the question..... Quote:
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
im going to change a 1977 C25 intoo a dually (i have a set of spindles/1 ton hubs and the hubs for the rearaxle and a set of adapterplates for a set of 22 inch truckrims )
nathan adapted a set of strongarms for 1 ton spindles back in the days he wasnt making his own arms and i still got one of his old style dropmember im planning to mount on the truck ........ the stuff is gathering dust and some flyrust right now but trust me it will be done
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Re: 2" Drop Trailing arms
Whatever happened to the 2" drop Trailing Arms, Are they for sale?
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