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Old 05-06-2014, 07:49 AM   #11
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Re: 55 TF Stretched Cab/Fleetside/LSx/Trailblazer Frame

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Thanks Dug for your comments. The frame sections have about 4 inches of overlap from the factory. You could easily lengthen yours by 2 inches IF you can come up with a way to grind out those circle plug welds. Once the frame was lengthened and welded, I would also use plate to tie the sections back together. I think the frame lengthen would be easier than bodywork on the bed section. The actual cut/grind/measure/weld part of this process took probably less than 4 hours, with probably another 3 to 4 remaining (to weld the plate) to finish the job.
....and another $100 to extend the drive shaft I failed to remember last night. Still probably easier than the body work. Stay tuned.
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