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- 1966 Chevy C10 - Rear lowering blocks - The Stovebolt Forum
The simplest way to get a lower ride height would be to install shorter, stiffer springs Round track racing supply places like JEGS or Racer's Wholesale would be a good place to look You might also need to find a different stroke shock absorber to avoid bottoming out on bumps A lowering block between the trailing arm and the rear axle housing will probably end up with the trailing arm
- 1966 Full Floor Pan - The Stovebolt Forum
Does anybody make a full floor pan for the C10, or do you have to patch everything together? Seems like a full pan would be alot easier! Also, it appe
- 1946 Chevy 1 2Ton in Utah - Here We Go - The Stovebolt Forum
John, I realize we're getting ahead of ourselves on the headlight discussion with possible alternatives to the ones you already have Those will proba
- Anyone added a steering stabilizer, sway bar, radius rods - The . . .
A lot of round track racing rear ends use big steel rings that resemble split shaft collars, with dowel pins that fit holes drilled into the axle tubes to attach sway bars, coilover shock absorbers, 4-link bars, etc It wouldn't be difficult to fabricate something like that for rear shock mounting points on a big bolt Jerry Posted By: Tronman Re: Anyone added a steering stabilizer, sway bar
- 1967 - 1972 Trucks - The Stovebolt Forum
Sure, you know how to work on old trucks Or maybe you're just starting in the hobby Either way, safety is best learned through OPM (Other Peoples' Mistakes), not OJT! Either as newly discovered wisdom, or a refresher, please read this Tech Tip and live safely with your old truck!
- Ride along with a little load. - The Stovebolt Forum
Finally remembered to get the camera going at the same time I had the truck out Have the engine on the back still from several shows I've gone to thi
- Glove box door clock - The Stovebolt Forum
Anyone have advice on getting a glove box door clock to wind Not sure which lead is hot or ground Any wiring diagrams out there?How about any parts su
- Difference between New Process A833 and MY6 - The Stovebolt Forum
Bill indicated in a sep post that you can replace your low low GM OEM 4 speed with a new process A833 4 spd with OD transmission but you need to specify the MY6 version to get the GM BH bolt pattern Couple points have me scratching my head 1) I've got the excellent book The Classic Chevy Truck by Jim Richardson that talks at length about the A833 and never mentions the MY6 "version" He
- North Alabama Wrench Session -- Sat, 7 Feb 2026
We'll be having the next HQ Wrench session this Saturday, 7 Feb 2026, starting about 1000 We'll be covering valve adjustment, timing and carburetor a
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