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www dot gcustoms dot com/product_info/category_id/5/subcategory_id/139/subcategory2_id/4012/tbds/131/products_id/17819/
looks like they made a c-notch for those of us NNBS owners that need em. I dont know if anybody has seen this or not. I'm just making it known. If I'm too late, oh well.
looks like they made a c-notch for those of us NNBS owners that need em. I dont know if anybody has seen this or not. I'm just making it known. If I'm too late, oh well.
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well since most people can lower at 7" in the rear without having to notch is a helluva deal anyways. 2.5" might be all you need with a rear 8-10" drop. Maybe some advice from 08slammedrcsb on a rear 2.5" notch because of the super slammed stance.
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thanks for the link,i've been waiting for them to make a notch,i got a 4/7 mcaughys on my 08'but i added a 2inch shackle,so now it hits.ill be getting a set of these.thanks again...BTW I THINK 2.5 IS ENOUGH,THE FRAMES ARENT TOO WIDE ON THAT SECTION.
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sorry dude, wasn't trying be an ***, lol. Just a legit question with an opinion attached to it. If I was gonna c-notch I would go bigger than 2.5"
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i don't know what the mcgay's notch cost but i welded in a 88-98 bolt in notch and turned out perfect and the bolt in's are usually thicker metal so a welded in bolt in notch is the way to go i probably go about 3.5-4 inches out of it and the 88-98 has to be cheaper
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Why not go 4", 5" or 6". Sorry, lol, it's too early to be awake

