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Pancakes!! Yumm!
Ok. Now that I have your attention. Who is currently sectioning or "pancaking" front crossmembers? I want one sectioned about 1.5" and for reasons beyond my control at the moment I can't do it myself. Sorry for lurring you in with tasty breakfast foods but I need a quick answer. 😎😈
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No one knows anyone?
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pm sent
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thanks.......now i want pancakes with real syrup :-l
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just curious, whats the purpose of this? Is it the same principle as a drop member?
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Yeah. Kinda the same thing. Lowers the front a little more while raising the pivots of the lower control arms. It helps with some of the angles of the front suspension too.
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before you install it if you have access to a stock one you should take comparison pics
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What comparison pics would you like? Of the crossmember? The truck is already up in the air with the suspension off.
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I'm curious too of what a stock one looks like next to the modified piece to understand where it was modified.
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Pat English... PM sent
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Dell72, if you look at Pat's pics in post #5 you'll see the section that was taken out. You'll also notice the 1.5" section that had to be filled. 1.5" is a good amount of sectioning because you don't have to move all the steering gear up on the frame to match.
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