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#202938 03/05/2006 4:14 PM
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Hello all, I'm a new registered user here but have been lurking for quite a while.What a website!This place is great.
My question, I have a 66 c20 fleetside I drive almost exclusively everywhere I go.I am planning on lowering it and need torque specs for ball joints ,etc.Where are the Chilton or Haynes repair guides for this series of truck?
I have searched ebay and have found the shop manuals for the 2 books I need ('63 with the '66 supplement)but am a little hesitant shelling out $60.00 for these books.Any suggestions?

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Keep looking. You might find them for less. However, $60.00 is not that bad for all of the useful info in them.

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Most of the specialtie parts suppliers have reprinted factory shop manuals.


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#202942 03/05/2006 4:46 PM
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I guess I will buy those two books then. I have quite a few more things I want to do with this truck and I will probably need them.

#202943 03/06/2006 7:41 AM
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I'd keep looking. Good used original printing manuals on eBay are usually cheap.


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