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08-09-2019 04:58 PM | |
Cheepin | My 84 K30 dually came stock with one. It's a beast.Bigger tubes then the 14bolt though. 4". So you will need ubolts. Stock are square and bolt on the bottom. I bought normal ones from ORD and made the spring plates out of 3/8" steel. I did cut the bump stops off since they don't come close to the axle with the 4" lift on anyways. They hit the plate. |
08-09-2019 04:17 PM | |
Rus_ | Thank you all for the replies. I believe spacers are illegal in my state and won't pass inspection. I think I'll go for the D70, seems like a direct swap, perches and all. |
08-08-2019 09:04 PM | |
Cheepin | Sell and buy a Chevy dually D70. 73"WMS I do believe. |
08-07-2019 12:57 PM | |
total newb |
Drw spacers Buy 14bff drw from gmt400 88-98 axle and put new perches on it. |
08-07-2019 11:47 AM | |
Beat95YJ |
Torq axle housing and third...or do you want to drive it in this lifetime? ![]() ![]() |
08-07-2019 11:44 AM | |
vikingsven |
Sell the C&C axle and get a DRW 14 bolt. It is 72" stock. Or a SRW Van axle at 70". Or get SRW hubs to get you to 67.5" and get some wheel spacers. |
08-07-2019 10:36 AM | |
Rus_ |
How to achieve FF 14b 72" WMS? Hi all, got an '84 GMC C&C dually with a narrow 14 bolt in the rear. Is there any way (with bolt-ons) to achieve a 72" DRW WMS? It is currently 63.5" DRW WMS, 40.5" spring perch spacing. My goal is to slap a dually bed on the truck instead of the dump. Thank you. |