UMI Performance Stage 2 Handling Kit [1973-1987 GM C10]
236-6402-B
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GM Truck Kits (Stage 2)
UMI Stage 2 kit provides a great upgrade for daily drivers with massive reductions in body roll and great looks whether your hauling or carving up corners.
Stage 2 Contents
- 236-S150 Front Monotube Shocks with mounting hardware
- 236-S160 Rear Monotube Shocks with mounting hardware
- 236-6440-B Front Tubular 1 3/8 in. Sway Bars with End Links, and Chassis Mount Bushings
- 236-6443-B Rear Solid 1 in. Sway Bar with End Links, and Chassis Mount Bushings
- 236-CP4S4 2.500 in. Lowering spindles
- 236-6452F 2 in. Lowering coil springs
- 236-6410 6 in. Lowering Rear-axle flip kit
- 236-6411 Rear shock relocation kit
Features
- Tubular front bar saves weight and increases stiffness
- Pro-Touring style solid rear bar with (3) adjustable stiffness settings
- Nitrogen high-pressure gas-filled monotube tube shocks with unique truck-specific valving
- Lowering spindles are compatible with factory GM brakes and bearings
Notes
Specifications:
does this require a "c" notch in the rear frame?
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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