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Lower Trailing Arms Included, Hardware Included

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #11397199
    Rear Coil Springs IncludedNo
    Rear Leaf Springs IncludedNo
    Lower Trailing Arms IncludedYes
    Upper Trailing Arms IncludedYes
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    Ridetech 11397199 Details

    Chevrolet S-10, S-15 and GMC Sonoma pickup trucks greatly benefit from lowered ride height and improved ride quality. These trucks are plentiful, affordable and can easily be upgraded to V8 engines with great power to weight ratio. This bolt-on Wishbone rear suspension system eliminates your truck’s factory leaf springs and replaces them with a heavy duty wishbone style system that includes Ridetech’s long lasting R-Joints for smooth, bind-free articulation. Overall, you’ll be thoroughly impressed with how well your truck handles, rides and looks. Bolt-On Wishbone Rear Suspension System for 1982-2003 S-10, S-15 and Sonoma. Includes lower bars, wishbone, mounting brackets, crossmembers and hardware. For use with Coil-overs or Shockwaves (Sold separately).

    Designed for use with the stock 7.5? or 8.5? rear end.

    Note: This system does not fit S10/S15 Blazer

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    Ridetech 11397199 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #11397199
    BrandRidetech
    Rear Coil Springs IncludedNo
    Rear Leaf Springs IncludedNo
    Lower Trailing Arms IncludedYes
    Upper Trailing Arms IncludedYes
    Trailing Arm Mount Braces IncludedYes
    Hardware IncludedYes
    Rear Sway Bar IncludedNo
    GENERAL
    Sold in QuantitySet
    GTIN Code840123506603
    FinishPowder Coated

    Questions & Answers

    1 Question • 1 Answer

    I would purchase this kit but I may have an issue. I would be installing a 1967 Chev 12 Bolt Rear axle the tubes are 3.0 inch compared to the S10 which is 2.6 inch will the supplied u-bolts work? Also, the bracket that mounts to the top of the axle the mounting holes are for the S10 axle a Chev 12 Bolt rear axle has a different bolt pattern I assume I would just drill new holes or do you have a plate that would work or can I purchase without the hole drilled out? Thanks

    by Rob

    • 7 years ago

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