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Old 02-16-2015, 08:45 PM
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Well I wasn't going to post pics up but I have the flash drive in and bored. Still a long ways to go but my recent upgrades.
dana 60 front w/ leaf spring
sterlin 10.25 rear w/ disk brakes
4.88 gears
American force rims
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Bro that's one bad *** truck in the making, keep your " fans" updated
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That looks good man. What are the axles out of?
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Thanks gwinfield, I will try lol


Thanks superduty. The axles are from 95 f350
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What made you decide to go with leafs in the front instead of finding a axle set up for coils.
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What made you decide to go with leafs in the front instead of finding a axle set up for coils.


Nothing really, other than I wanted the leafs.
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The leafs are simpler but don't ride as good and have a bad turning radius.
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It's really the look I was going for. The ride is stiff but I can handle that. I have a daily driver. This is more of a show truck.
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Did you have to box off the crumple zones for leafs up front. I would be interested in seeing a pic if how you did it if you get a chance.
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