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01-05-2013, 01:44 PM
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Shocks for bagged trucks?
2 1/2 drop spindles (Early Classic), bagged stock control arms with 5 lug disk brake conversion on a 67-69 frame.
Shock relocators n KYB shocks for 2" drop work? Looking at the Early Classic kit for $209. Says shock relocators n four shocks. Individual prices indicate $110 X's 4 for shocks plus $59 for the relocators. They love their shocks don't they? Must be a cheaper route through Summit or Rockauto..
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01-05-2013, 03:18 PM
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Re: Shocks for bagged trucks?
$25-30 for a decent quality high pressure gas shock is fairly standard so that doesn't seem out of line.
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