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Old 07-26-2009, 09:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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My 90 pick up SFA with fullwidth d44's
Well i started tuesday and as of sunday i have the axle sitting under it and its sitting on its own weight.. tomorrow im building my steering and taking my drive shafts to get built. then im pulling the axle back out to rebuild it..
so far i have 65$ into my swap im very happy with the progress so far..
i should be picking up my rear end tomorrow and im gonna put it in last because its the easiest part of the whole build..

ENJOY
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My truck with the rednick 2x4 jig building my front hanger.

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Then it sitting on its own shaaaweeeet

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Old 07-26-2009, 09:35 PM   #2 (permalink)
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You're going to need some huge fender flares!

Good job so far.
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You're going to need some huge fender flares!
not if Florida

good job so far man
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What did you do for the shackles on this?

I thought just using a stock full width axles you needed special shackles
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looks good. cant beat a 65$ SAS. even though it aint done saaaweeeeet!
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