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Rear Air Ride Kit with Bags (63-72 C10 w/ Trailing Arm Rear Suspension)

Item EK-61-916594
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$489.99

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

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      • 3/16 Plate Steel Construction
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      • Bolt-In Design, No Welding Required
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      • Total Product Weight: 6 lbs
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      • Includes Pair of Upper and Lower Brackets
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      • Optional 2600 lb Air Bags Available
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      • Grade 8 Hardware Included
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      • Fits 1963-1972 Chevy and GMC C10/C20 Trucks
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      Description


      These are made to bolt right into place with no welding or fabrication required. All brackets come with Grade 8 hardware. 2 high quality 2600 pound air bags are included from Air Lift.



      Features

      3/16 Plate Construction
      Bolt in Design
      Total Product Weight 6-lbs
      Includes

      Pair of Upper and Lower Brackets
      2600 Pound Air Bags (optional)
      Grade 8 Hardware
      Application

      Chevy/GMC C10, C20, C30 Trucks From 63-72 with trailing arm rear suspension.

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