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Tubular trailing arm crossmember built using thick-wall 1.5" tubing & 3/16" steel.

Fits: 1963-72 Chevy Trucks

Tubular trailing arm crossmember built using thick-wall 1.5" tubing & 3/16" steel.

Fits: 1963-72 Chevy Trucks

Boxed trailing arm crossmember built using 3/16" steel.

Fits: 1963-72 Chevy Trucks

New Inner Frame Stiffener for Level 2 & Level 3 Dropmember Equipped Trucks

Fits: 1960-62 Dropmember Equipped Chevy Trucks

The stage 1 rear kit is both an economical and easy way to lower the rear of your 63-72 C10′s trailing arm suspension. The air spring and mounting plates replace the factory steel coil spring, allowing a better ride quality and adjustability! Our Stage 1 shock relocator brackets improve shock function by decreasing the shock angle!

New Boxed Inner Frame Stiffener for Level 2 & Level 3 Dropmember Equipped Trucks

Fits: 1963-72 Dropmember Equipped Chevy Trucks

New Boxed Inner Frame Stiffener for Level 2 & Level 3 Dropmember Equipped Trucks

Fits: 1973-87 Chevy Trucks

New Boxed Inner Frame Stiffener for Level 2 & Level 3 Dropmember Equipped Trucks

Fits: 1947-54 Dropmember Equipped Chevy Trucks

New Boxed Inner Frame Stiffener for Level 2 & Level 3 Dropmember Equipped Trucks

Fits: 1955-59 Dropmember Equipped Chevy Trucks

New Boxed Inner Frame Stiffener for Level 1 Dropmember, Static & Stock Suspension Trucks

Fits: 1963-72 Chevy Trucks

Boxed trailing arm crossmember built using 3/16" steel.

Fits: 1963-72 Chevy Trucks

Boxed Trailing Arm Crossmember built using 3/16" steel for a 2-piece driveshaft configuration.

Fits: 1955-59 Chevy Trucks

These stainless steel headers are used with the Porterbuilt Level 3 Dropmember (Version 5, 6 & 7) when doing an LS swap.

Boxed carrier bearing crossmember built using 3/16" steel.

Fits: 1973-87 Chevy Trucks

Tubular carrier bearing crossmember built using thick-wall 1.5" tubing & 3/16" steel.

Fits: 1963-72 Chevy Trucks

Tubular trailing arm crossmember built using thick-wall 1.5" tubing & 3/16" steel.

Fits: 1963-72 Chevy Trucks

The 1947-54 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember suspension system is a modular bolt-in sub-frame assembly engineered to incorporate Porterbuilt and C10 based suspension components.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 28” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 2 Front will set the bottom of the cab approx. 5-6" inches off the ground at ride height.

Ride Height - 5-6"

The 1955-59 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember suspension system is a modular bolt-in sub-frame assembly engineered to incorporate Porterbuilt and C10 based suspension components.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 28” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 2 Front will set the bottom of the cab approx. 5-6" inches off the ground at ride height.

Ride Height - 5-6"

The 1963-72 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember Coilover suspension system is designed to replace the factory cross-member and steering system. It is engineered as a modular bolt-in unit that requires no welding.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 29” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 2 Front will set the bottom of the cab approx. 4-6" inches off the ground at ride height.

Ride Height - 4-6"

The 1963-72 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember Coilover suspension system is designed to replace the factory cross-member and steering system. It is engineered as a modular bolt-in unit that requires no welding.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 29” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 1 Front will set the bottom of the cab approx. 7-9" inches off the ground at ride height.

Ride Height - 7-9"

The 1973-87 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember Coilover suspension system is designed to replace the factory cross-member and steering system. It is engineered as a modular bolt-in unit that requires no welding.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 29” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 1 Front will set the bottom of the cab approx. 7-9" inches off the ground at ride height.

Ride Height - 7-9"

The 1973-87 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember Coilover suspension system is designed to replace the factory cross-member and steering system. It is engineered as a modular bolt-in unit that requires no welding.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 29” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 2 Front will set the bottom of the cab approx. 4-6" inches off the ground at ride height.

Ride Height - 4-6"

The 1955-59 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember suspension system is a modular bolt-in sub-frame assembly engineered to incorporate Porterbuilt and C10 based suspension components.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 28” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 3 Front will set the lowest point of the factory sheet metal on the ground when fully deflated.

Ride Height - 4"
Deflated Height - Lay Frame

The 1947-54 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember suspension system is a modular bolt-in sub-frame assembly engineered to incorporate Porterbuilt and C10 based suspension components.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 28” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 3 Front will set the lowest point of the factory sheet metal on the ground when fully deflated.

Ride Height - 4"
Deflated Height - Lay Frame

The 1960-62 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember suspension system is designed to replace the factory cross-member and steering system. It is engineered as a modular bolt-in unit that requires no welding.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 29” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 3 Front will set the lowest point of the factory frame rails on the ground when fully deflated.

Ride Height - 4"
Deflated Height - Lay Frame

The 1963-72 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember suspension system is designed to replace the factory cross-member and steering system. It is engineered as a modular bolt-in unit that requires no welding.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 29” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 3 Front will set the lowest point of the factory frame rails on the ground when fully deflated.

Ride Height - 4"
Deflated Height - Lay Frame

The 1963-72 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember suspension system is designed to replace the factory cross-member and steering system. It is engineered as a modular bolt-in unit that requires no welding.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 29” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 1 Front will the lowest point of the factory frame rails approx. 3” off the ground when fully deflated.

Ride Height - 6-7"
Deflated Height - 3"

The 1973-87 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember suspension system is designed to replace the factory cross-member and steering system. It is engineered as a modular bolt-in unit that requires no welding.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 29” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 1 Front will the lowest point of the factory frame rails approx. 3” off the ground when fully deflated.

Ride Height - 6-7"
Deflated Height - 3"

The 1973-87 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember suspension system is designed to replace the factory cross-member and steering system. It is engineered as a modular bolt-in unit that requires no welding.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 29” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 3 Front will set the lowest point of the factory frame rails on the ground when fully deflated.

Ride Height - 4"
Deflated Height - Lay Frame

The 1960-62 Chevy Pickup Front Dropmember Coilover suspension system is designed to replace the factory cross-member and steering system. It is engineered as a modular bolt-in unit that requires no welding.
When combined with a 2.5” drop spindle, 29” tall tire, and Porterbuilt Tubular Control Arms, the Level 2 Front Coilover system will set the lowest point of the factory frame rails approx. 5-6" inches off the ground at ride height.

Ride Height - 5-6"