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    hi , hope you guys can help me , ive got a 1960 short fleetside . and am wanting to slam it. but when looking on this site for parts it starts at 63-66 . Is there some kind of difference in front suspention on a 60 to a 63? And if there is a difference , what would be my best plan of attack so i can get desired results? thanks

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    The 60-62 trucks have torsion bar front ends were the 63-up are a coil spring trucks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CPPAaron View Post
    The 60-62 trucks have torsion bar front ends were the 63-up are a coil spring trucks.
    so, what do you think the best thing is for me to do in this case? is there so kind of swap that would work? thanks

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    Default lowering torsion bars

    I am not familiar with your exact truck but usually you can adjust the bolts at the back of the torsion bar to lower the ride height.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NEVERDUN View Post
    I am not familiar with your exact truck but usually you can adjust the bolts at the back of the torsion bar to lower the ride height.
    yea i guess the make would help ,1960 gmc short box fleetside and a 66gmc longbox , would you know if the torsion bar suspention can be changed to a coil spring suspention thanks for you time

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    To upgrade to coil style front ends. Some people remove crossmembers from a later application and put them in these 60-62 trucks.
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