88-98 fullsize chevy, need control arms

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88-98 fullsize chevy, need control arms
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need to lay frame on 265-35-22....where should i buy without getting ript off. and i need quality on a budget

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my buddy is running stock lowers with 1ton uppers. seems to work just fine for him
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milenk0
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yup. dehump and reinforce the stock lower control arms.also, brow out where the lca attaches to the frame. i wasnt laying on 22's but i was burying the crossmember with donkey dick 15's.
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so lots of cutin and reinforceing they will lay then. any pics?
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Email me at drupru22@aol.com   I have a set that will lay you out.
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You can lay 22s on those trucks no problem on stock arms and drop spindles. Instead of modding the shit out of the lower arms, try pie cutting the frame behind the spring pocket. At the edge of your spring pocket cut out for bags, mark about 5" behind and 3/4" up and take out that pie shape. Then clamp it back together to close in the gap and weld it up, you can barely tell it was touched and gives a pile of extra room.    
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Edited: 10/29/2009 4:22:36 PM by stockfloored85

 your truck looks good 

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right, so basically your cuttin out the bottom of frame so lower arm goes up in frame? correct?

 ---------------------------------------------Originally posted by iLLblazerYou can lay 22s on those trucks no problem on stock arms and drop spindles. Instead of modding the shit out of the lower arms, try pie cutting the frame behind the spring pocket. At the edge of your spring pocket cut out for bags, mark about 5" behind and 3/4" up and take out that pie shape. Then clamp it back together to close in the gap and weld it up, you can barely tell it was touched and gives a pile of extra room.    ---------------------------------------------