BLF Tubular Control Arms for Old Body C-10 - C20 - C30 *PICS*

Ok, there finally available!

We wrapped up the final details on the tubular control arms for the 63-91 C-10, C-20, C-30/3500 Dualy Pickup Trucks, and Burbs. We also got a chance to snap some pics of these said arms, and got some pricing together!

We broke these down into two catigories, The first will Be a Balljoint upper and Balljoint Lower Control arm. These arms will Be capeable of laying a 24" Semi Wheel. They will feature and include the following:

-Barely Legal Fabrication Upper and Lower Balljoints
-Machined Lower X-shaft to ensure proper alignment and fitment, and set screw locking system to keep bolts from backing out
-New Upper X-Shaft to fit the new control arm
-BLF Logo Washers
-Custom Water Jet Cut Lower Arm bracing
-Clean, Integrated Shock Mount, designed to use stock upper shock mount.
-Upper and Lower arms are Widened to add more stability, and still keep full functionability.
-New Upper Bag mount that Truly Fits the Spring Pocket, not a squared off piece of garbage like other places sell!!!
-Ability to run any size bag up front
-All Hardware and X-shafts are Coated in a Black Oxide to give a protecting, long lasting finish.
-Raw Finish On Tube

The price for all of the above is $949.99, for people that choose to pre-order these arms, untill the end of this month, we will include a complimentary subscription to Street Trucks Magazine in with your order, so you will also recieve 12 issues of Street Trucks to boot!



The Second Series of these arms will feature a Uni-Joint Upper and a Balljoint lower control arm, These arms will come with everything included that the Balloint arms come with, BUT you will recieve a Uni-Joint upper control arm, instead of a Balljoint Upper Control arm. These arms will also lay on a 24" Semi wheel, and feature all the great things that our other uni-joint control arms feature.


any qeustions or comments just Ask!!!


Taylor

i just picked up an 84 c-10 and what im wondering is..... will i still need to section the front cross member or z the frame with these arms to lay completly out in the front?

Those look nice man.

Terry, the crossmember still hangs below the frame, but with these you probably wouldn't have to Z it as much since the stock arms hang below the crossmember a bit.

go with a porterbuilt frt x member is the easiest way to lay out

Thats nice work as usual Taylor!

Originally posted by TwistedMinis



Those look nice man.

Terry, the crossmember still hangs below the frame, but with these you probably wouldn't have to Z it as much since the stock arms hang below the crossmember a bit.

thats what i was thinking but when i looked at the pics i seen that this one was laying in the front and got excited LOL

This truck did not require a Z with these arms, and it lays out completely flat, however this one is a C-30 Dually.


thanks guys


Taylor

Originally posted by Chopped Mazda



This truck did not require a Z with these arms, and it lays out completely flat, however this one is a C-30 Dually.

thanks guys

Taylor

any body know if this frame is anything close to a reg c-10 frame?

frame is twice as tall as a normal c-10 frame

Originally posted by bodydropped



frame is twice as tall as a normal c-10 frame

K thanks