The Never Ending Story
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From: Spanish Fork, Utah
Year: 1989
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Originally Posted by Al's92xj
Your gona have one B.A. rig man. Cant wait to see those axles on their. Im going full width on mine too except with a 1 ton sterling rear axle from a ford and a 44 front whenever I find a good priced 44.
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Thatd be awesome! I am doing the crossmember... im pretty sure i can get it. But making the arms and mocking up the whole front end is whats frazzling my brain!
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Well mine is welded in but the center drops out in case I need to pull the trans. It was a ton easier that way.
That way if your arms are bolted to your cross member like mine, you dont have to drop the front end and arms to pull the trans.
That way if your arms are bolted to your cross member like mine, you dont have to drop the front end and arms to pull the trans.
Last edited by X1994J; Oct 19, 2011 at 10:40 AM.
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Do it like mine! I'm running an upgraded stock Bronco one, then just bought a set of brackets for 20 bucks, plated the unibody and welded it on. That way you can fit the track bracket to work, instead of building a track bar to accommodate the stock bracket, which is $h*t anyway.
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