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Front Air Ride Suspension Kit (73-87 C10)

Item EK-61-916580
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      Description


      Our 100% bolt in air ride kit will completely replace your old and tired, factory front suspension. It uses modern components and geometry to improve your trucks handling and ride quality. We have moved the wheels forward 1 inch to keep your wheels centered in the fender and narrowed the track width to improve tire clearances while driving low. It also includes rack & pinion steering which uses an added double shear mounting design which drastically reduces flex in your steering. Our ride height with drop spindles is set at 4 Inches (ground to bottom of frame rail) and will lay frame when the air is released from your bags.

      Features

      3/16 Plate Construction
      Bolt in Design
      Modern Rack & Pinion Steering
      Improved Geometry
      4″ Ride Height
      Includes

      Power Steering Rack
      2600 Pound AirLift Bags
      Grade 8 Hardware
      Designed for use of 73-87 C10 spindles (spindles not included)
      Ridetech Shocks
      Application

      1973-1987 Chevy/GMC C10, C20 Trucks

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