What does C10 mean on a truck?

What does C10 mean on a truck?

The C10 model was used by Chevrolet in the years 1960-1987 to define the 2WD drivetrain and ½ ton chassis of every truck they produced. The “C” marking the truck as 2-wheel drive, and the “10” marking it as a half-ton. Chevy C10, or Chevrolet 2wd, ½ ton pickup.

What is the difference between a C10 and a C20?

The obvious difference between the C10 and the C20 is that one is a half-ton and the other a three-quarter-ton truck. These classifications don’t refer to their respective curb weights, but rather to their payload capacity.

What kind of suspension do I need for my C10 truck?

QA1 now offers front control arm suspension kits, including QA1’s Pro Coil System and control arms to upgrade your C10 front suspension. These kits include your choice of QA1’s proven single or double adjustable coilover shocks so you can change the valving to meet your specific needs, along with a variety of high travel spring rate options.

Where can I get a C10 disc brake kit?

Shocks are additionally offered, although this kit requires converting to ’71-’72 Chevy C10 disc brakes, which are available through companies like National Parts Depot and Brothers Truck Parts.

How big is a mcgaughys C10 disc brake?

We offer all of McGaughys C10 disc kits, as well as McGaughys C10 disc brake parts from disc brake conversion spindles, power brake booster upgrades. McGaughys C10 disc brake kits are available in OE Size 12″ rotors for the front of your 1960-1972 C10 truck they are available with 5×5″ or 6×5.5″ bolt patterns.

Is the Qa1 suspension system good for a C10 truck?

“Regardless of how your truck is driven, the QA1 suspension system for C10 trucks will transform the way you enjoy your vehicle,” said Dave. “It’s not just about getting the right stance. Many truck enthusiasts put that first, sacrificing any considerations around ride quality and overall drivability.