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#46425 06/19/2005 6:36 AM
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Any tips on lowering my 1959 gmc. Pics of lowered 58 and 59s would be great.

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hehe, your last topic was kinda ruined. Sorry. I don't know if you are still set on 8 inches. "If" the truck is stock, put lowpro radials on it. Second, flip the diff on top of the leaves. Third, get a dropped axle with monoleaf springs. Finally, lowering blocks in the back. Can give you a very nice stance but not slammed. If you have lots of money, 'bag it. Good Luck.


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