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Message: [QUOTE="NotStock, post: 339930, member: 862"] If you want to measure to even see if you could run a crossover setup. Turn the truck full lock to the left. Then measure up 7" from the top of the cast stub on your stock passenger side knuckle that connects your center draglink. Not the tie rod end, but the actual milled flat portion of the cast knuckle. Then run a straight edge or such to your pitman arm. If you have adequate clearance over the top of your leaf spring, you could run a crossover kit. We offer our crossover kit for $475 plus shipping. You will also need a trackbar kit to match the crossovers new geometry, we have a bolt on kit that runs $650 and includes everything you will need. If you have any questions I help with, just let me know. [/QUOTE]

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