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Re: My 4wd to 2wd Conversion
Hey, hey, remeber this is family friendly forum......oh wait you meant the Blazer top, Yeah, good idea...
![]() BTW- It looks great, but I would run a bit more tire in the rear if you want to fill the gap up some.
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Location: Jackson, Ca.
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Re: My 4wd to 2wd Conversion
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I am just going to drop the ass end another 1" or so with taller shackles and kill two birds with one stone, even the truck out and fill the tire in the wheelwell a bit better. Posted via Mobile Device
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