Looking for a pair of shackles for the rear longer than the stock ones.... for chevy...

And you can't find any??? Wow.

Since I'm still feeling generous, try DIY4x4 or ORD. Either of them work, DIY's are made of burly plate and give me a little thrill every time I see the back of my Blazer. ORD's are formed from less-burly plate, but look more OEM, if that matters, and are still a billion times stronger than stock... Top notch either way you go, and both companies proudly and strongly support the fullsize GM folks. ;)

Looking for a pair of shackles for the rear longer than the stock ones.... for chevy...

Holy cow batman.
Auto zone has some. Along with all the chrome accessorys to make your truck cool:flipoff2::flipoff2::shaking:

yeah, get a new set of chromium plated fully illuminated floor mats to go with it, along with some chrome diff covers and silver rattle can paint to accent all the dark spots and make it go faster.

how many times to i have to tell you people? chrome doesnt make your truck faster, it makes it more waterproof....

how many times to i have to tell you people? chrome doesnt make your truck faster, it makes it more waterproof....

You mean 90% of my truck is water proof then?:flipoff2::laughing:

get some from a 1971 dodge swinger... they will fit perfectly and allow you to run tires from 31" to 53" with no other changes or added lift

I got a set of the lowering shackles off flea-bay for 20 bucks and are for chevy, 7inches from eye-to-eye and they work great with a shackle flip

Use some of the angle iron that they use to hang garage doors....lol...plenty of holes and adjustment...:D:flipoff2:


I have them from ord and diy4x....both good and not too pricey......

Never thought of using angle iron like that. Good idea for making a set even if you dont use them for the trail, use them for trial and error to get things rite

[QUOTE=flatblack83;10781260]Use some of the angle iron that they use to hang garage doors....lol...plenty of holes and adjustment...:D:flipoff2:


lol i knew a kid in high school that did that on a b2000

A friend of mine bought a nice looking 86 k10 with a 4inch on the rear and the angle doubled on the front......i almost passed out laughing when i seen that death trap....im glad he just bought it for the body......wow fuckin death trap....:D

Or make em outa wood make sure its treated tho...lol:flipoff2:




Dont take this to heart....lol

heres a couple of pics from the used flea bay shackles I bought just thought I would give you an idea being this is a pretty simple question. http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh136/C-K-4LIFE/002.jpg http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh136/C-K-4LIFE/004.jpg these are made of 3/16 plate steel on the side's and not real sure bout the brace I just thought they would give idea's as to where and what to look for.

i got a set of the lowering shackles off flea-bay for 20 bucks and are for chevy, 7inches from eye-to-eye and they work great with a shackle flip


thanx bud..

what leveling shackels? maker? the best company I know is DJM there shackles do lower fiine but the rear end will still be 1 inch higher but makes up if you have a lite load in the bed
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get some from a 1971 dodge swinger... they will fit perfectly and allow you to run tires from 31" to 53" with no other changes or added lift

Hucking filarious! :laughing:

what leveling shackels? maker? the best company I know is DJM there shackles do lower fiine but the rear end will still be 1 inch higher but makes up if you have a lite load in the bed
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The shackles I have shown here are Lowering shackles and the brand is Western something if I remember correctly and these would lower a 4x4 if used without the shackle flip