QA1 52611-S750 Front Upper and Lower Control Arm Coil-Over Conversion Kit for 1963-1987 Chevy C10
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Upper and Lower Control Arm Kits
QA1 52611-S750 Complete Front Coil-Over Conversion Kit for 1963-1987 Chevy C10 Kit Includes:
- Upper & lower black steel tubular control arms
- Upper & lower ball joints
- Single adjustable coilover shocks
- 750 lbs./in. grey/silver coilover springs
Specifications:
Will this fit a 72 c20?
I currently have a 4.5” drop on the front of my 1980 GMC Jimmy 2wd, would like to get a little lower, will these be able to do that
Will this lift a c10? Or will it just be stock height
Do the coil-over shocks come with this, and I noticed by the instructions it calls for other parts? Like adaptor for tie rod sleeves, and sway bar. Do you also carry those? Just trying to make sure I'm not missing something. My built is for a 1970 C10.
Does it come with the locating pins for lower control arms?
How much does this Lower front?? 1986 c10
This replaces both driver and passenger side correct? And does it come with the coil overs?
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