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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
Coil Spring Swap?
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[QUOTE="Dirtclod, post: 1381478, member: 20061"] It really doesn't seem all that complicated to do this swap. I've been a fabricator and welder now 25 years and mostly engineered the work on power plants,refineries,steel mills etc..... A lot of the lift kits come with buckets,radius arm brackets,springs and leafs for the rear. I plan on swapping rear axles also unless I can find a decent deal in good adapters. Also planning on going with an 05-07 steering box instead of modifying the pitman arm since my box is worn pretty good. [/QUOTE]
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