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    Hey Chris - Are those tube pieces from MetalTech?
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    I have the one that mounts in the factory location only it's a Bushwacker or something. You can barely see it in the pic that Kyle posted. Great pic BTW Kyle!
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    I was just going to ask you if you were putting mini-truck power steering on. I have a complete setup sitting in the garage. Worked great on mine prior to switching to Saginaw. Are you going to run an aftermarket steering stabilizer? I have one that is hardly used.
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    Looking good man!
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    Are you using factory wheels?
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    I never did a build thread on it.
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    Not better just different. :D
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    Hey Kyle - I haven't taken the time to figure out how to post pics here. :) Most of the mechanical stuff is done with the exception of plumbing the brakes from the master cylinder out to the axles. Then it's on to the wiring. The fuel injection/delivery is done as is the steering and cooling...
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    That's what I am running Chris, only I have double arms on both sides for the hydro-assist. Luke makes really good stuff.
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    Exactly! That way you will only have to tear it down so far to install them rather than have to remove the knuckles and trunion bearings, clean everything and then re-install.
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    I forget if you are installing Long's in the front Chris. If you are now or plan to in the future, now is the time to clearance the inside of the knuckle balls.
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    You are on the right track with tacking them in place then getting the weight on there prior to finish welding. If you have aftermarket springs, they won't sag much. Also, put the sweepers with retaining rings on and check for clearance from lock to lock between the gusset and the knuckle.
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    Hey bud, make sure you get those gussets/shock mounts oriented correctly if you want your shocks to be straight up and down. I welded mine centered on the trunion opening and the gussets/shock mounts lean back slightly. It may be because I am sprung over with a cut and turn but I would think the...
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    Nice find!
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    You beat me to it Brad. This man speaks the truth.
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    I hear ya and figured you had looked into it. :)
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    Looking good! If you switch to the "mini-truck" knuckles; they have the larger bolt pattern and there are more high-steer options for them. If you have access to a complete mini-truck axle, strip everything from the knuckles out and bolt it right on. Then you'll have your disk brakes too! For...
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    If the ends are still open (and even if not), you could weld "capture" nuts into the bumper. Of course, you would have to know exactly where they need to be. If you used 3/16 box tubing, you could possibly just drill and tap that for 1/2" mounting bolts. They don't have to handle the weight of...
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    Hey, what's up guys? Chris, you may need modify the bumper to accept the 4 body mounts that run along the bottom of the rear sill (unless the bumper sticks out past the rear of the body - then you could just weld some tabs on the backside of the bumper). Lane

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