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06-13-2014, 06:46 AM
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| I wanna be Dave Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Douglassville, PA
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|  Another rear 4 link relocation
Every time I do one of these, I come up with something different. This one came out very nice, thought I'd share" Hacked off the 2 lower link mounts that are molded into the chassis, ground everything flush and JB welded some angle bracket in there instead. Drilled a few holes for link mount options/reinforcing screws.  Giving the JB weld 24 hours and I'll paint it all up....not going for pretty here since it'll never really be seen, but a little flat black will go a long way.  Nice smooth underside with a good link transition  Overall shot of the truck for giggles.  Couple of other ways I've done it:    |
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