C notch frame sag- how to correct the problem
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C notch frame sag- how to correct the problem
I recently bought a 2000 Silverado SWB with a 6.0 conversion. The truck was bought lowered. I took the truck to a local body shop to get the paint touched up and the guy at the shop noticed that the rear of bed was sitting lower than the front. The cab to bed gap was bigger at the top. The truck has not been in any accidents, so it is believed that the c-notch was put in either with no support or with a lot of weight over the rear. It is the bolt in type c notch. Any ideas on how to straighten out the rear frame rails.
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I recently bought a 2000 Silverado SWB with a 6.0 conversion. The truck was bought lowered. I took the truck to a local body shop to get the paint touched up and the guy at the shop noticed that the rear of bed was sitting lower than the front. The cab to bed gap was bigger at the top. The truck has not been in any accidents, so it is believed that the c-notch was put in either with no support or with a lot of weight over the rear. It is the bolt in type c notch. Any ideas on how to straighten out the rear frame rails.
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