newbe in sc

what,s up guys? ihave been looking at this site for a long time wishing i had a dually like townasty,now i finally have one. i have an 88 r30 crewcab i got from my brother(squarebody). looking to put some 22" semi's on it, bag it and drag the hell out of it. i would like to know what kind of setup was under townasty, and was it set up to pull a gooseneck. i want mine to be able to lay frame (bodydrop to come later) and still pull a 35' gooseneck trailer. hit me up with some info, and if you can send me some pics of the rear setup i need it would be greatly appreciated.

welcome welcome another sq body makes the old timers in here happy .... where bouts in sc? oh yea we like pics. but again welcome

im in a small town called Norway, which is 15 miles east of Orangeburg and about 40 miles south of Columbia. no pics yet but are sure to follow.

cool another square. damm is it required to have a dually south of the mason dixon line?

welcome to the site man..

ah i see that is kewl i used to visit anderson all the time grents used to live there

need to know what the best rear setup would be for pulling the gooseneck, and what size tires to run on the 22" semi's. also have a bagged 93 suburban for sale with 22's. hit me up if interested.

your just gunna wanna do a over the axle set up. i dont do alot of pulling with mine but thats what everyone else is using.

krewzlo did a over axle set up on some contitechs big bags and he likes it pulls his travel trailer al lthe time... ask him or chase or lock

TowNasty had a 2link with heavy duty sleave bags monted on the two link behind the rear end. I had a gooseneck ball but never really pulled one with it. I KNOW that the suspension would handle it with no problems tho. If you plan to pull that big of a trailer, I would recomend using a 265/40/22. Little more rubber under you and more load rated.