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Rear Tubular Trailing Arms for 1960-1972 GM C10 2WD Truck
555-64064
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Rear Trailing Arms
JEGS 555-64064 Rear Tubular Trailing Arms
Upgrade your 1960-1972 GM C10 2WD Truck's rear suspension with a set of tubular trailing arms from JEGS. These robust units are constructed from rigid DOM tubing offering a substantially stronger alternative to the factory units. The poly bushings will stiffen your handling and remove the floating feeling from rubber bushings. Don't let worn trailing arms ruin the ride of your truck.
JEGS 555-64064 Rear Tubular Trailing Arms Features:
- Easily installed
- Powder-coated finish offers increased durability and reduced risk of rust
JEGS 555-64064 Rear Tubular Trailing Arms Note:
- These trailing arms are for Chevy & GMC Half-Ton 2WD C10 Trucks only.
FAQ
What is the most desirable year C10?
- The 1972 C10 is often considered the most desirable, boasting a classic design and robust performance.
What is the difference between a 1971 and 1972 Chevy truck?
- The main differences lie in design tweaks and engine options. The 1972 model is favored for its refined features.
How much did a 1972 C10 cost new?
- The 1972 C10 had a new price tag that varied, but the base price generally started around $2,800 (USD).
What is the difference between C10 and c20 rear suspension?
- The C10 (1/2 ton 2WD) uses a coil spring rear suspension with trailing arms, and the C20 (3/4 ton 2WD) uses a leaf spring rear suspension.
Specifications:
Are the U-bolt holes sealed somehow or are they an open design? My concern is that water will get in and then get trapped in the lower portion of the trailing arm, facilitating rusting.
Are these for long whell base or short wheel base trucks
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