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Pics of front end rebuild, brakes, sway bar, seat & exhaust!
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So I installed this sway bar over the weekend and the seat and new cab mounts, I bought some steel from home depot to make the seat brackets (under cab). I also got the exhaust on last week (Flowmaster dual original 40 series). It sounds great. Also converted to disc brakes and a booster, shocks springs, upper control arms, etc. Also switch over to an 85 chevy's power steering. Figured I'd post some pics! Next onto the interior and finishing the body work!
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Re: Pics of front end rebuild, brakes, sway bar, seat & exhaust!
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Re: Pics of front end rebuild, brakes, sway bar, seat & exhaust!
Nice job, where did you get the upper control arms from? Was the 85 power steering box the same? Just bolt on and go? Thanks, ..............Bamm!
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Re: Pics of front end rebuild, brakes, sway bar, seat & exhaust!
The upper control arms were purchased from Performance Online, they have the replacement stockers for $199 and the control arms I bought for dropped chevy's/gmc's were $249. (luckily they are only 2 miles away from where I live so I just picked everything up from them) They reccomended these for alignment purposes. Also the power steering is off a 3/4 ton because you need the 3/4 's idler arm. Other than those two things it was a straight bolt on. They did have to cut about a 1/2" away from the bottom of the frame for it to fit though. I went with the 85 power steering because of close ratio and I am extremely happy! Also the sway bar is 1 1/4" off a 3/4 ton and it has made a night and day difference in the handling. If you don't have one, look on ebay, go to a junk yard, whatever you have to do... get one.
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