pic request and a little knowledge on how to door my 82 c10

ok guys its been awhile since i built a truck that wasnt designed to run shit over or hug a rock,
so im needing a little help with my 82 silverado build.
i know the crossmember lays and i think its somewhere along th lines of 3.5-4in bd to get these to lay rocker but how many people have doored theres and how much stock floor and how much traditional do i need to go??
what control arms should i get?
and id say i have enough room to run a donk sized wheel on it
plan on a 5.3 6.0 or ls1 with 4l60e trannie to make it reliable......a truck that drags doors and reliable itll never happen
 
any pics
any suggestions
any help will be appreciated

i think it takes a 2" Z and you should be about .5-1" from rocker. then stock floor or channel the rest. shouldnt be more than 2.5" to door it from there. check out gmfullsize.com

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by davaflavi think it takes a 2" Z and you should be about .5-1" from rocker. then stock floor or channel the rest. shouldnt be more than 2.5" to door it from there. check out gmfullsize.com---------------------------------------------awesome now what the fuk is a 2in z  please elaborate im a rockcrawler guy not the typical trucker

hey dude sign up to www.gmfullsize.com and you will find out all the info you need!

a "Z" is done to raise the engine crossmember,that way you will lay true and flat frame   courtesy of Keef's Rod&Customs  

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by SoloSpecialtiesa "Z" is done to raise the engine crossmember,that way you will lay true and flat frame courtesy of Keef's Rod&Customs ---------------------------------------------nice so should i use the original control arms or get new ones?

Or you can use a drop member for Sucide doors. a lil pricey but well worth it.

call Nathan at porter built street rods he has everything that you will need to lay your truck out on big wheels.480 834 0611 unlike the copy cats in the world his has been road tested and been on a ton of trucks. he stand behind his product like no one i have ever dealt with before

You might check out www.C10forum.com also.  Tons of info and pics.  I think you'll find what you need.

Drop member is good stuff!