What is C notching a frame?
C notch is when you cut out a section of the frame above the axle so the axle can actually rest in the chassis a little.
What is AC notch used for?
Belltech C-Notch Kits are bulletproof over-engineered frame modification and reinforcement systems that allow for additional compression or upward travel of your rear suspension, essential in limiting bottoming out.
How much would it cost to lower my truck?
Lift kits of the lower scale category can raise a truck by two to five inches and typically cost anywhere between $400 to $12,000. Lift kits of the higher scale category can raise a truck by six inches or more and usually cost $10,000 to $15,000. Standard leveling kits are typically in the range of $200 to $1,000.
What do you need to know about C-notch kits?
This support requires the cutting of the frame, with a large notched area for added travel between the frame and the axle. McGaughys C-Notch kits are specifically crafted to not just meet your expectations, but exceed them!
What to use to Shim a C notch?
You can use flat pieces of metal to shim the jackstands if you need to. It’s good to have a jackstand on each side of the c notch you’re going to make. (Just in front and just in back). This will support the frame as you cut it and will keep it from moving…
What do you need to install Scott’s C-notches?
A pair of frame C-notches. They are finished raw, ready for painting. Welding & fabricating required for installation. A qualified professional mechanic or fabricator with the technical understanding of product function and installation procedures must install all Scott’s Hotrods products.
How do you make a C notch on a pipe?
If you need to go just into it a few inches or less than half the thickness of the frame, the following will show you how. Hold the pipe up to the frame centered on the line and as high as you want the c notch to be. Now draw a line around it to show you where to cut.