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Old 04-12-2018, 07:54 PM
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3" in front and SOA in rear? Do u know that just doing SOA alone would net you approximately 5.5" lift?

Nice work on the bed and nice welds.
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3" in front and SOA in rear? Do u know that just doing SOA alone would net you approximately 5.5" lift?

Nice work on the bed and nice welds.
I did quick measurement and thought about 4-4.5" plus I figured the springs have to have a little sag in them. I hope it's not 5.5" as I would like to keep it low as possible.

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awesome start to a thread man this s going to be great!
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This project looks good. I like the flat bed.
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Anyone have experience deleting the rear brake controller thing located above the rear axle? I'm going to do GM 3/4 ton calipers with weld on brackets. Can I just cap the line to the valve thing at the master cylinder?
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Anyone have experience deleting the rear brake controller thing located above the rear axle? I'm going to do GM 3/4 ton calipers with weld on brackets. Can I just cap the line to the valve thing at the master cylinder?
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