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s10 BD

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laynlow toy   +1y
5" to the doors on first gen.? thats were I want to be on 20s some day.
DKrcr6   +1y
on a second gen I am not sure what it is to the door on a first gen
HotRodDime   +1y
mine is 3 and 3/4 but that's flat crushed rocker... 3 will lay the rocker but make sure you lay frame first and don't compensate with the bd...
Holeyguy66   +1y
i think its around 7 there is an s10 on here that is bd to the door. i know on my frame to go to the rockers it would have to be 4 inches correct me if i am wrong i am just geting in to the lifestyle.
jspotmcd   +1y
i went 4" on my Traditional BD and my rocker is srtaight crushed.. bitch lays flat out.. and its 6" to the door..

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DKrcr6   +1y
again 2.75 will put your rocker and frame evenly on the ground........
AVTekk   +1y
on a 2nd gen s10 pickup, youll need 2-3/4" for the rocker to be even with the frame. a first gen pickup will need 3-1/4" to do the same. it takes 5-1/4" to lay door on a 2nd gen.
fehra   +1y
I've got a question you body dropped guys might have an answer to. I've got an 89 S in desparate need of a stock transmission crossmember. After 400,000 miles (no, really)the mount pad has a 4" hole in it. (I think I found the source of that vibration...) The salvage yards around here torch them off when they pull the engines. Any of you have one laying around??
idrgbdy   +1y

Pp_Laynbody   +1y
Originally posted by DKrcr6



wow.... good information here..... its 2.75 to lay rocker.. 3" is a good number to lay rocker hard... any more and not doored is worthless... and a 2.2 will fit with a cut intake on 3" and maybe without on a 2.75"

How do you cut down a plastic intake manifold and get it back together?