Stone Fab Rear Coilover Kit - 1988-1998 Chevy/GMC C1500

When you're building a truck that needs to sit dead-on-the-ground low with a rear end that's been notched and tucked for maximum wheel travel, Stone Fab's rear coilover kit is the serious hardware that makes it happen. This is a full custom rear suspension build kit for guys doing real chassis fabrication, not a bolt-on part.

Stone Fab builds this kit to work alongside your frame notch of choice - whether you're running an Underbed Notch for extra tuck without touching the cab area, a Monster Notch for maximum wheel travel on an aggressively bagged or slammed build, or skipping the notch entirely if your ride height goals don't require it. The kit is engineered to accept your choice of coilover setup as well, whether you're running Aldan, QA1, or Ridetech coilovers - or holding off on coilovers and just getting the mounting structure in now for a later install.

This is genuinely custom build territory: notch style, coilover brand, and finish (raw steel or black powdercoat) are all specified based on your exact build plan, which is why we ask that you reach out before ordering so we can confirm the correct configuration for your truck and get you the right components the first time. Getting this wrong after the fact means cutting into finished chassis work, so we'd rather nail it down up front.

Stone Fab has a strong reputation in the mini-truck and OBS lay-frame community for kits that are engineered right and built to handle the real-world stress of a truck that's actually driven, not just displayed. If you're serious about a notched, tucked rear end with real wheel travel, this is the kit builders trust to get it done.

Fits: Chevrolet C1500 1988-1998.

Configuration options: Notch style (Underbed, Monster, or No Notch), coilover brand (Aldan, QA1, Ridetech, or none), and finish (raw or black powdercoat).

Note: This is a custom-configured build kit. Please contact us before ordering so we can confirm your exact notch, coilover, and finish selections and make sure you get the correct components for your build.