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[Vova]

Currently have c notch and bags but want to go lower. What's the biggest notch I can do with the stock trailing arms?
What's the best most affordable kit?

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[tinydb84]

You have a couple options depending on how much you want to spend.

Porterbuilt has arms that have more drop and I believe will clear the frame. You can either go with all his stuff of then piece together the rest of what you need: http://pbfab.com/63-72-stage-2-deluxe-rear-kit

No Limit has a rear frame section that raises everything 4 inches: http://nolimit.net/products#!/C10-Re...tegory=6157532

Or you could Z the rear frame: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=485504

[Vova]

I'm on a budget so it needs to be cheap.
Can't i do a 6" notch and relocate my bags to get lower?

[tinydb84]

You can. You limit will be when the arms hit the frame. If you arent laying out up front then you may never notice. Take a look at this thread: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=593436

[Vova]

Thanks man. Good info in that thread. I think I'll go with his setup. Seems simple enough. Bigger notch and run the bags off the axle. Should get my rear end down another 3-4".

[PGSigns]

Flipping the front brackets will help keep the pinion angle under control as you drop it lower.
Jimmy

[Vova]

Originally Posted by PGSigns

Flipping the front brackets will help keep the pinion angle under control as you drop it lower.
Jimmy

What brackets?

[Jayschevy]

Originally Posted by tinydb84

You have a couple options depending on how much you want to spend.

Porterbuilt has arms that have more drop and I believe will clear the frame. You can either go with all his stuff of then piece together the rest of what you need: http://pbfab.com/63-72-stage-2-deluxe-rear-kit

No Limit has a rear frame section that raises everything 4 inches: http://nolimit.net/products#!/C10-Re...tegory=6157532

Or you could Z the rear frame: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=485504

I'm installing the No Limit rear frame kit now. When the frame hits the axle you'll be 1" or so off the ground. I'm putting in a small c notch to lay completely out. It's a nice simple kit.

[tinydb84]

Originally Posted by Vova

Thanks man. Good info in that thread. I think I'll go with his setup. Seems simple enough. Bigger notch and run the bags off the axle. Should get my rear end down another 3-4".

No prob. Let me know if you need a hand. I'm right down the hill from you.

Originally Posted by Vova

What brackets?

The brackets that your trailing arms are connected to in the front. You can grind/drill out the rivets and bolt the brackets back on upside down. You can also add a aluminum spacer in between to help center your wheels.