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Re: C4 Dropmember and Trailing Arm Conversion Install
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Originally Posted by DKN
When we made the conversion kit we had a short bed truck. The rear axle will bottom out into the C-notch at the same time the bed floor will bottom out into the differential. The crossmember mounts up high against the floor of the cab. The dive shaft loop hangs down off the bottom of the crossmember but is still higher than the bottom of the frame rails under the cab. The frame is not straight; it is very low under the cab, then rises up to the bottom of the bed.
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The c-notch & bed floor bottom out @ the same time on my 74. Your description of the frame is just like the 67-72's (low under the cab & kicks up as it transitions to the bed). I'm going to crawl under my 74 today for some dimension verifications & will try to compare your description of the c.member mounting location while under there.
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Last edited by SCOTI; 03-04-2010 at 05:50 PM.
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