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Old 01-31-2008, 07:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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im in the process of putting a 67 327 sb in my 87 4runner with a 4 speed granny tranny and a 205 t case....when i put my body in what is all going to be in the way i think the fire wall will hit but i don't know what else. im also putting chevy axles underneath it i as thinking about 4 link the front leaf the rear what are your suggestions on suspension?
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Are you using electric fans? Im guessing so. On mine I was able to move it far wngough forward that I didnt have any cleance problems. I am also using an ls enigne, they area little smaller than the gen 1's. You will more than likely have a clearance problem with the distributor and possibly the transmission. I ran a 3 inch body lift just to give me a little room to play with so I wouldnt have to cut the body.
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yeah i planned on running elec.fans and i planned on doing a 3 inch body lift when i put the body on the frame. was your frame strong enough to hold up to the sb?
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THe frames on these seem to be the stongest part. They are way over built for what they come wiht and so far it has held up great. I will be throughly testing it this coming weekend so ill let you know then but right now I am more worried about the axles than I am the frame.
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It will be close to the fire wall. like 1/2 inch maybe less but mine doesnt hit. Heres a pic of my 87 its close but hasnt hit yet.
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