'77 Camper Special - "The Sled"

is that holes cut in the floor on the parts truck

Nope. In fact, I raised the back end up an inch on the shackles to keep from having to cut the bed floor.

hay campy my phone has not rang yet

u get my wires \

erik

Sorry Bro...been hanging out with the wife. Call me tonight at 6:00 and force me to go look.

hahaha ill call ya at midnite

heheh

what happen to all the photos i dont see pic untill page 9????

He probably went in a cleaned up his photobucket account, once you delete a photo you posted to the site you lose the photo on the site. Kinda sucks but happens alot on forums.

hea man whats up..i love the way your 77 sits i am new to dually scene and i have a quetion?i want to lower my 91 more in the real, it came with a shakle kit but i want to slam it, but bags are out ouf my budget right now can i put a flip kit in it also the front is pretty low, but i want the back a lot lower..jeck out the pics im duallyguy5. cutting the bed is ok i just want the back a lot lower...if you can help thanks

Hey Man, nice square.

To answer your question...yeah, try the flip kit. Depending on how low you want it, you can run the flip w/ the drop shackles. That's what I did. Initially, I had the shackles set for a 2" drop, but I got tired of banging the notch, so I raised it up to a 1" drop when I swapped the bed out. Rides bitchin' now. I think I have a total of 9.5" of drop in the rear...or something close to that.

FYI, you will have to cut out your bed floor to clear the pumpkin if you run 2" shackles w/ a flip, and you'll likely be banging the hell out of any bolt-in notch. Raising mine up an inch seemed to fix all that. I have a solid bed floor with no clearance issues and it's still plenty low enough for me. Honestly...I think it looks better. With the shackles set at 2" of drop, the truck sat dead level. At 1", it's got just enough forward rake to look right.

Hope that helps.

Quick update.

I took Friday off in anticipation of doing nothing, but when I finally rolled out of bed at 8:00 AM, the Sled was sitting in the driveway...staring at me...taunting me...mocking me.

So I got busy. It