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TTB drop brakets
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they look rite
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word of advice, dont forget to extend the bump stop running this kit, as thats a drop plate kit,and has been known to pop holes in diffs
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YES they do pop holes in diff, it really sucks!! 
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x2 on the hole... i know from having that problem
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cool thanks guys i do not have the full kit. I put on f-150 springs and need to adjust the camber, so i found these in my bosses steel scrap bin. So i need to buy the longer bumpstops. Any one have any suggestions to where to get them.
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th best thing to do is make your own, proably do it out of the scrap bin, if you have a welder. and could proably even do it with out a welder if you can find some retangle tube on the right dims. and then use your factory rubbers on the ends.
if not skyjacker sells them.I'm just not sure if they would be long enuff.
if not skyjacker sells them.I'm just not sure if they would be long enuff.
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Yeah that is waht i was thinking. Just wanted to see if there where any good cheap ones. And yeah i do have a welder. So thanks for the info.
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if you have a welder you could modify the drop plate so that it would not hit the diff.
& if you have a D28 you wont have that problem anyways
& if you have a D28 you wont have that problem anyways
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