You need to have some respect too.
Besides that witty comebacks lose their punch 2 months after the first comment was made. I was about ready to pull out the "open the tailgate and throw it in" card out again until I realized this was an old thread and I had already done it.
I agree with Brinker's comment, it wasn't intended as a slam it is a fact. If you have to ask how to do it you have a ton of research to do before you are ready to redesign the front suspension and steering under your truck. IIRC there are a couple articles in the tech library now that I think of it too.
The more you know about it going in, the better it will come out.
It is a really common thing for new users to ask really simple questions about really complex projects (axle swaps and engine swaps are probably the most common) and it does get kind of annoying after awhile, check out how many SAS questions are in this section.
Also, if you click the "+ button rather than the "quote" button as you go down the line on posts you want to quote you can get them all in one post rather than doing multiple posts replying to them one at a time. Do click the "quote" button on the last one though. It took me awhile to figure that out.