Frame notch

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zsonni1

Discussion Starter · Dec 23, 2014

Looking for either a bolt in Colorado specific notch or a universal bolt in notch, either one will be welded in. What do you mofos have? :salute:

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In all honesty, buy some 2x3 steel tube and make your own. It’ll fit better being built to your truck. Any type of universal is just that, universal and won’t ever fit your frame/truck just right. It costs about 75 bucks to buy a universal and then another 20 bucks to have it shipped to you. When you can build a custom fit to your truck notch for fewer than 20 bucks.
That’s my 2 cents worth..

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BigR

· #3 · Dec 23, 2014

I used the bellTech 6603 notch kit. I bolted and welded it in. Here is a couple pics of the install.

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· #4 · Dec 23, 2014

Another option would be to get a 6" or 8" steel tube section (can usually find some scrap laying around), cut it in half for a 3" or 4" notch, and use that along with some flat plates for the sides...

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rshadd

· #5 · Dec 23, 2014 (Edited)

Part #: CSE-CV04XX
Description: C-Sections, 4 pieces Frame Notches Chevy Colorado (Pair)
Cost: $139

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ahelm3

· #6 · Dec 23, 2014

Only cost was the pipe, and a 4.5" hole saw

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1BADI5

· #7 · Dec 23, 2014

rshadd said:
Part #: CSE-CV04XX
Description: C-Sections, 4 pieces Frame Notches Chevy Colorado (Pair)
Cost: $139

Yup, I went the same route as Rich.....being the strongest and most cost effective notch on the market right now.

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