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Re: 4WD to 2WD frame swaps
There is one on each side that lines up. It is the rearmost upper hole on the crossmember. It will align with the rearmost hole left when you remove the parking brake bracket on the driver's side. The passenger side has matching holes. The rest you will have to drill out. A 12" long bit or an angle drill comes in handy when doing this conversion.
In the pictures below, it will be the upper left hole in the first, and the upper left bolt in the second.
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