[Syty] Lowering Blox...
DOlivares
seravilo at netzero.net
Wed Apr 19 11:51:07 CDT 2006
Thanx,
I'll be taking 'em out soon... soon as I can reconfigure a new axle-hook-up for that Roadmaster aux-spring deal I've had on there since 2001.
D.O.
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----- Original Message -----
From: Jeffrey Smirz
To: DOlivares
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2006 6:45 AM
Subject: Re: [Syty] Lowering Blox...
I'm lucky enough to have a showroom stock Sy with only 5K on the clock.
I concur with SyTyDave: the blocks are NOT stock. POP goes the weasel!
I also concur that the stock Sy is a high rider, a scosh higher in the rear than the front.
Jeff
On Apr 18, 2006, at 11:25 AM, DOlivares wrote:
Now,
I have another question: As a "late-bloomer" to the SyTy World, I'm trying to determine whether or not the LOWERING BLOCKS on my 2nd hand Syclone (#773) are stock or added by that weasel(s) who owned it before me (and backed-down the odometer better than 49k miles... among other mischief!). Who knows for sure?
I checked through all those assembly drawings from PAS as well as the factory GMC diagrams in their Tech-Manual, and all these sources say there should be NO BLOX there. Moreover, after setting the front-ride-height to the requisite 28.5" the Truck definitely has a somewhat goofy stance-- like those '60s funny cars which looked like they were doing perpetual wheelies. On some grades, the vehicle looks perfectly flat-- definitely not that dragster-rake we're all used to seeing in modern pick-ups.
I'm getting/gotten to the age where I'm more concerned about inadequate ride-height and scraping my pipes and such on severe-angle driveways and proliferating speed-bumps. I just wanna make sure that if I remove those Blocks I won't be screwing up the pinion angle or violating some other sacred aspect of Syclonery.
Dennis O.
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