jmlcolorado
Well-known member
Dude you've picked the perfect chassis for your build!!!!
I'm running a '67 c10 chassis under mine. It has the trailing arms with coils in the rear too. I zee'ed the frame 6" front and rear to get the cab to sit lower. I didn't use and drop spindles or anything in the front, just bags. The rear coils were replaced with bags too with no further modification.
If you left the factory springs in place, you'd still have a nice static drop with the zee.
My binder has a 7" chop with 3" section. I actually just got the engine set in place and was expecting the trans to be at least 12" above the floor of the cab but it's not. It's only about 4 inches.
Even with all the chop and section, I still have TONS of room in this thing.
I'm running a '67 c10 chassis under mine. It has the trailing arms with coils in the rear too. I zee'ed the frame 6" front and rear to get the cab to sit lower. I didn't use and drop spindles or anything in the front, just bags. The rear coils were replaced with bags too with no further modification.
If you left the factory springs in place, you'd still have a nice static drop with the zee.
My binder has a 7" chop with 3" section. I actually just got the engine set in place and was expecting the trans to be at least 12" above the floor of the cab but it's not. It's only about 4 inches.
Even with all the chop and section, I still have TONS of room in this thing.