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New from North Texas
I have pictures of the entire build of the truck. I will have to scan them into my computer. I'll see what I can come up with. The truck went through a few changes before we even drove it for the first time. I will put together something for a tech write up. I would also like to thank everyone...- sean1960
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New from North Texas
The plan was to get 47" or 49" tires when the Ground Hawgs wear out but even the 47's would get into the springs when I turn. I could limit the turning radius but this truck turns sharper than any Chevy I ever drove. This is the third set of 44" Ground Hawgs I've owned over the years. They are...- sean1960
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New from North Texas
It has a 3 inch body lift. I didn't want to use a body lift but the wheels only have 2 1/2 inchs of back spacing to keep the tires off the springs when in a sharp turn. The front tires come very close to the fenders when I'm 4 wheeling and have actually hit the passenger side fender. The rest...- sean1960
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New from North Texas
That's exactly how I feel HotRodPC. I don't really care what brand of vehicle they were made for as long as the manufacturer has a good reputation. The only U joints I've ever replaced were in the front axle.- sean1960
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master cylinder and booster
It will work, I have an 84 master cylinder and booster on a 73. -
New from North Texas
Thanks, yes it is a high pinion Ford Dana 60 out of a 1989 F350. It also has a divorced 205 transfer case from a mid 70's Ford. Sometimes you just have to use what you can find.- sean1960
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New from North Texas
Hello everyone, I see a lot of nice Square Body trucks on here, I must be in the right place! I have 1973 GMC that has been an on going project for the last 6+ years. I've been driving it for about 5 of those years. It's actually a 1973 cab with 1984 frame, doors and bed. The front bumper is...- sean1960
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