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Old 10-16-2015, 11:33 PM   #4
Hutch
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Re: frame swap

Anything can be done if you know how to fabricate
Welding spring perch's and shock mounts etc.
It is not a direct swap from a blazer to a truck


I once had a chance to take measurement's on a 4x4 short frame and a 2 wheel short frame

Both were bare frames and side by side

The 4x4 front is similar to the 2 wheel front
However
The back of the 4x4 is totally different from the 2 wheeler
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