How low can you go with a under bed notch?
How low can you go with a under bed notch?
No need to lower or move your gas tank (saves time on installation) Vehicle specific not a universal kit. Maximum travel up to a 10″ drop.
What is C notching?
WHAT IS A C-NOTCH? -a Cnotch is when you cut a section of the rear frame above the axle and is reinforced with metal to maintain frame strength and allows more suspension travel when a lowering kit is installed on the rear of the truck.
What is AC notch?
What is C notching a frame?
Belltech C-Notch Kits are bulletproof over-engineered frame modification and reinforcement systems that allow for additional compression or upward travel of your rear suspension, essential in limiting bottoming out.
What is notching a frame?
When people get their frame notched, it’s because (in most cases) the frame rests on top of the passenger side axle at 0 psi. This causes the passenger side to sit slightly higher than the driver side giving the car a crooked look when air’d out. Also over time it can lead to broken axles.
How do you install a notch kit?
With a notch kit, you install the notches on the frame rail directly above your axle. Then you cut the frame rail which will give you the clearance you need for your axle to be able to travel upwards. This eliminates bottoming out on your frame rail because the axle can now travel all the way to the bottom of the notch.
What is a notch kit for truck suspension?
When you lower your truck suspension, the axle travels upwards closer to the frame rails. With a notch kit, you install the notches on the frame rail directly above your axle. Then you cut the frame rail which will give you the clearance you need for your axle to be able to travel upwards.
Do I need a notch for my lower frame?
Frame notch, step, notch, c notch, whatever you want to call it… You need one for your lowered truck! If you have lowered your truck and don’t have a notch kit installed than you are probably “bottoming out” with a huge BANG because your rear axle is slamming against your rear frame rails.
What does notching a frame mean?
When people get their frame notched, it’s because (in most cases) the frame rests on top of the passenger side axle at 0 psi. This causes the passenger side to sit slightly higher than the driver side giving the car a crooked look when air’d out.
How many inches does a flip kit drop?
A flip kit is designed to move the rear axle of your truck from being underneath the leaf spring pack to being on top of the leaf spring pack. This will generally give about six inches of lowering to the back of your truck.
What is C notched frame?
What does notch on bedpost mean?
a notch on the/sb’s bedpost informal. someone that a person has sex with, not because they want a serious relationship, but because they want to have sex with as many people as possible: She’s not prepared to be just another notch on the bedpost.
What is Frame notching?
What is a C-notch support?
This support requires the cutting of the frame, with a large notched area for added travel between the frame and the axle. McGaughys C-Notch kits are specifically crafted to not just meet your expectations, but exceed them!
Who makes C-notch kits for GMC?
McGaughys makes C-Notch Kits for Chevy, Dodge, and GMC. Click below to find the right McGaughys Suspension C-Notch Kits for your vehicle!
Why choose mcgaughys C-notch kits?
McGaughys C-Notch kits are specifically crafted to not just meet your expectations, but exceed them! All the necessary hardware is included as well. Rest easy knowing that you’ll be enjoying many years of use with your newly installed McGaughys C-Notch kit! McGaughys makes C-Notch Kits for Chevy, Dodge, and GMC.
