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Originally Posted by GreasyLikeaBurger
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Originally Posted by MD2020
I would say it's 6" drop from stock, front and back.
Mine has 6" in the front and 4" in the back
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[quote=mr48chev;9165724]As greasylikeaburger said Sid is Sid Drapel who owns Dropped Axle company in Oklahoma and is the go to shop to properly drop a Chevy truck I beam axle.
That is if you want to stick with leaf springs and an I beam axle.
They aren't cheap but If I wanted an MII front end I would seriously look at the front end from TCI that has upright mounts for the upper control arms that in turn use shims for caster/camber adjustments rather than the slots that duplicate a stock MII front end like a lot of companies sell.
Lot of choices out there.
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Originally Posted by Chopped53
The ride height on my truck looks pretty similar to the pic in the original post. It's about a beer can high at the front of the running boards. My truck is on an Art Morrison GT Sport Chassis. Kinda pricy as a lump-sum touch, but I wrecked my original frame back in high school trying to graft on a front section from a '68 Olds. It ended up wayyy too wide.
The AM chassis rides like a dream and really accelerated the timeline on my build. Since the truck had been waiting 40 years for me to finally finish it, I figured a little help from the experts at AM was more than worth it.
Good luck with your build.
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The chop and the stance looks just right! Nice truck.
The AM is way out of my budget. TCI and others will be what I end up with.