Green__machine
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anyone out there put the rear leafs under the frame ? just wondering if that would be any better, give more lift but would it help flex?
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chevy 63's under the frame rails?
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rear 63's under the frame "inboarded" with extended shackles
Green__machine
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rite on ,thanks for the info and pics
Green__machine
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crawlin, looks like you kept your overload
its not my rig, but a picture that i had saved. I may go this direction and ditch my current setup.
Hondafreak08
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Go to pirate4x4 and message whiterhino. That's his rig and now it's very badass
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hmm. makes me wonder if some chevy 63's with a custom reverse shackle would work out like i'd like it to on my B2. keeps from dealing with the body mount thats in the way. cept, i want to keep the axle in the same location front to rear.
would the frame need to be boxed ya think?
would the frame need to be boxed ya think?
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