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Old 04-27-2012, 12:50 AM   #10
Captainfab
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Re: 427 tall deck swap , opinions , ideas , tips and tricks please

The amount that needs trimmed is minimal and will not weaken the frame in any way if done correctly. What I'm talking about is simply trimming the top flange of the frame so that it is the same as a '68-'87 truck frame. Those are the years that the big blocks were available in this style of frame.


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Originally Posted by towrecker View Post
I think a torch to heat the steel tube manifolds and a hammer would be a better idea would it not ? I hate the idea of weakening the frame any , as this is a still used tow truck , I bent my old 77 c30 in the middle , never could get that truck right again ...
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