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Old 09-01-2016, 09:34 AM   #51
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Re: Ridetech C-10 Street Grip... Should it be next on the list?

Not yet... they don't release any official information until all of the testing is complete. I will keep you posted!
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Old 09-08-2016, 04:35 PM   #52
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Any spy pic
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Old 09-14-2016, 02:25 PM   #53
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I may be able to get a couple.
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Old 09-14-2016, 02:57 PM   #54
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Ok sounds good
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Old 09-14-2016, 03:17 PM   #55
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Any word on when we may get one
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Old 09-15-2016, 04:08 PM   #56
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This is the new StreetGrip ride height.




I will get some wheel dimensions and fender height measurements soon.
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Old 09-15-2016, 04:46 PM   #57
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looking good thanks so much for the spy pic have you got any word on the avil for us
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Old 09-16-2016, 08:37 AM   #58
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Re: Ridetech C-10 Street Grip... Should it be next on the list?

Excellent choice of wheels on that truck.

I'm interested to find out what the kit consists of. I had talked to Bret a couple months ago. I'm gearing more toward autocross suspension, and he said this will be more toward backroads cruising status.
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Old 09-18-2016, 09:36 PM   #59
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Excellent choice of wheels on that truck.

I'm interested to find out what the kit consists of. I had talked to Bret a couple months ago. I'm gearing more toward autocross suspension, and he said this will be more toward backroads cruising status.
That is a great description, the StreetGrip will provide a great ride quality and will handle far superior to stock but if you are gearing up for autocross and want to get competitive than I would do the coilover kit.
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Old 09-26-2016, 09:45 AM   #60
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The C-10 StreetGrip kit is now available! We are taking Pre Orders now and will start shipping on November 1


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Old 09-26-2016, 09:49 AM   #61
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Here is whats included:
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Old 09-26-2016, 09:50 AM   #62
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The is the StreetGrip Ride Height:
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im in will call today
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Old 09-26-2016, 11:39 AM   #64
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Sounds Great! Give me a call and I will get you on the top of the list.

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Here is whats included:
Is that a Ridetech brand drop spindle?
Or are you using CPP's Modular spindles in this kit?
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Old 09-26-2016, 03:18 PM   #66
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Is that a Ridetech brand drop spindle?
Or are you using CPP's Modular spindles in this kit?
This is a CPP modular spindle with caliper brackets.
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Old 10-17-2016, 10:12 AM   #67
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[B]DRIVERS REPORT[B]
Last thursday I was at Southern Kentucky Classics when George from RideTech pulled into the lot in the Street Grip C10. After a quick hello we went outside to check it out. The truck sat nice and has a good look. I complimented George on the clean install of the No Limit fuel tank (as I would). George asked if I wanted to drive it. Are you kidding? Sure I do.
I have a LOT of miles on the J.T., and I consider that to be solid driver with pretty good manners, I use that as a base to compare all OE suspension based C10's to. The J.T. is my measuring stick, so to speak. It's a standard that should be achieved by a competent builder with quality parts. It's a good place to start.
So, George handed me the keys and Tina and I jumped in the C10. As I would expect from any RideTech house car, the C10 was clean, the seats fit nice, the doors shut smooth and there were no rattles to be found. These details can have a huge impact on how you 'feel' about the driving experience, and for a suspension analysis, you need to keep these separate.
Pulling out of the driveway, we both immediately noticed how smooth the truck felt. The Street Grip C10 has the OE steering box, which to me, leaves a bit to be desired, but it was fairly tight, and the steering feel was typical C10. Driving down the twisty Kentucky back roads we found the C10 to be VERY smooth, well mannered and predictable. Both hard acceleration and hard braking were nice and controlled. I will make the guess that the new cross shafts help out the caster a bit (just a guess, Chase?) as the general turn in is better than the average C10. Handling is improved, not to the level of the J.T., but some of that is due to the center of gravity height (ride height) and I am keeping in mind that this is all bolt-in. No raised rail, no raised bed floor, no cut and raised crossmember. Also, there are no big upgrades on this C10. No 13" or 14" brakes, no super sticky tires, no big H.P. injected motor (carb 350). Just a solid base short bed. So, was i impressed? Very much so. All of the parts in the kit add up to make the package, but I am most impressed with the variable rate coils and the matching shock valving.
Is this kit for you? Well, the question may be "Are you for this kit?" If you want this stance, and are looking for a bolt on upgrade to the OE chassis and suspension, then, in my opinion, this is your BEST choice. We will be recommending this package to our customers who are looking for this type of upgrade. George then told me that the components of the kit will be available separately, so the customer can add then a step at a time. Now, I don't recommend mixing and matching some of this kit with some other parts, I think the RideTech guys did their homework on this one. That said, I do think think that our Rack and Pinion upgrade, and maybe our rear shock relocator kit with a longer version of the RideTech rear shock would make this set up even sweeter.
Bottom line, it's a winner. This package is well thought out, it's a good value, it fits, and it delivers everything it says it will. Kudos to those Indiana boys on a job well done.
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Anything for 73-87 trucks?
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Anything for 73-87 trucks?
We are finishing up our testing and it will be available soon.
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What size wheel & tires are on the shop truck?
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What size wheel & tires are on the shop truck?
Gumby, the green shop truck, has Centerline Sundance Series-Boulevard wheels. The fronts are 18x8 and the rears are 18x9.5. We are running 245/40/18 for the front tires and 275/45/18 on the rear.
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Check out the live C-10 Streetgrip install at Barrett-Jackson!

We are taking the 48-Hour Build concept to the next level by leaving the comfort of our own shop and building a vehicle at the Barret-Jackson auction in Scottsdale, AZ, the largest collector car auction in the world.

The vehicle will be a 1968 GMC C10 truck that will be built over the duration of the event that starts on Saturday, January 14, and ends with the sale of the completed truck on Sunday, January 22. With the help of our many amazing build partners, this truck is sure to be a show-stopper! The RideTech 48-Hour Build will be a part of the new Barrett-Jackson DIY Pavilion that showcases products actually being used and installed in real time. We'll be livestreaming from the build and having contests up to and through the build; stay tuned to www.ridetech.com/48hourc10 to get in on the action!!
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The 73-87 StreetGrip is here!


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http://www.ridetech.com/info/2017/02...etgrip-system/
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