New Product: Detroit Speed Rear Speed Kits For 1967-1972 GM C10 Trucks

If you have a 1967 to 1972 C10 with the truck arm rear suspension and are looking for a way to lower the truck AND make it ride like it’s NOT the 1960’s then this just might be the kit for you. Detroit Speeds new rear Speed Kit for these trucks includes everything you need to lower the thing 5-7 inches, all while giving you great ride quality. And if you are intending to use your truck like a truck, and cruise it, then Kit 1 might be right for you. If you are planning to drive your truck more aggressively then Kit 2 might be more your speed as it has Anti-Squat built in.
Either way you can’t go wrong. Below is all the info from Detroit Speed and links to both kits.
Detroit Speed’s Speed Kits are a great way to update the factory trailing arm (truck arm with coil spring) rear suspension on your 1967-1972 GM C10. This bolt-on kit uses a combination of components to lower the truck by 5-7 inches for just the right stance and improved appearance with modern day ride quality that is ideal for cruising or hauling.

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