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Old 05-24-2006, 12:04 PM
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Default Re: Solid Axle Conversion??

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I have seriously been looking into it lately.

It would be fairly expensive if you add all the mods to complete it. A SFA in the front would add more articulation in which you would need to allow for in the rear as well. But just because you go with a SAS does not mean you will saw up your rig and try to make it some sort of rock buggy. It would just be bad ass and solid.

A linked high pinion kingpin Dana 60 (Used from an early 90's Ford) and some fabbed coilovers/leafsprings would prolly work. I am still figuring a plan for other adjustments and room for 38's. All without making it look like some uber ghey 80's mullet monster. Not that I will prolly do it, just a dream.

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