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Bagged front end of chevy - 7/17/2003 7:30:07 PM

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i want to build a bagged suburban ive been looking around at different setups and ive heard you cant go to low with a 87 style burban cause the balljoints bind up. now air ride makes a complete aftermarket a-arm setup for the front of 95 style fullsize 1500 pickups can that work on the older burban . or would i be better of buying a 95 style burban. for all i know the chassis could be the same and just the body and interor changed. i dnot have a truck yet but i dont want to buy the wrong one and have a hard time putting bags on it. thanks in advance for any help

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RE: Bagged front end of chevy - 7/18/2003 4:41:24 PM

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If it were me I would stay between ' 88 to ' 94. The frame on the 87 and 95 are going to be different. The years I said are the ones that the most parts are fitted for. You can find stuff for newer and older but you may pay more.

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RE: Bagged front end of chevy - 7/18/2003 6:14:11 PM

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well i just got off the phone with Air Ride Tech and they said it will only fit the 94 and up burbans. do youthink $995.00 is adecent price for upper and lower a-arms,shock mounts and shocks and bags for the front?

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RE: Bagged front end of chevy - 7/19/2003 1:55:43 PM

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Are they selling you shockwaves? That seems a little steep if not. You may be able to find it cheaper if you shop around a little. I may be wrong but won' t you only need spindles and the bag stuff to lay up front?

BTW, shockwaves don' t have as much lift or lay out as far as normal bags. They are more for handling then anything else.

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RE: Bagged front end of chevy - 7/19/2003 3:03:59 PM

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someone on another lowrider fourm said to get the shckwaves also. im not tto worried about handleing i just want it nice n low. and a driveable stance for on the road

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RE: Bagged front end of chevy - 11/27/2003 10:46:19 AM

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Yeah I thought you just needed some spindles and bags up front, but I could be wrong also. Yeah, Definitely Shop around, See what you can come up with, and if you have any questions, hit us up!! IM on here alot so!!! You can check out our website for some products to if you want too its http://www.jpkustoms.net/eStore

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