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Old 11-09-2011, 02:01 PM
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Here are a couple updated pics with the IRS. To give an idea of how it sits I am 5'11" and the driprail is even with the middle of my throat.


you need to get spacers or wider rims tires out back now !
 
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Old 11-09-2011, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by MIKES 68 F100
you need to get spacers or wider rims tires out back now !
Engine/trans comes first. Believe me I know but I also just think about why it is that way. We are wanting to hit the F100 SuperNationals this coming spring. Shooting for all new wheels/tires and more body mods before then.
 
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Old 11-09-2011, 04:09 PM
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PHOTO SHOPPED COUNT ?
WHAT I WANT TO DO
 
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High Resolution Wallpapers of lowered '67-'72s to feast your eyes upon....
 
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The 1st picture of this bunch is my favorite....
 
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Old 11-09-2011, 04:46 PM
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What a lot of cool trucks!!!
 
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Is there an a axle flip kit that would work on a 72 f250?
I've been looking around and havent been able to find anything
 
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I can finally make a contribute to this thread. AIM lowering beams up front, and shackle hanger kit in the rear.


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I can finally make a contribute to this thread. AIM lowering beams up front, and shackle hanger kit in the rear.


I followed your trials and tribulations with airbagit on the lowering thread. Congrats!

Nice pic BTW.... I like the low storm clouds which, interestingly enough, coordinate with your "stormy" paint/body finish!

 
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Looks good FILTHY!
 
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In post #229 how is the roof chop done on the lovely ORANGE stepside?? is it possible to section my truck as well as lower it?? how low/cool would that be!!!
 
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I'm guessing they lengthened the roof to do the chop. That would be the easiest way with the angles involved.
 
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Lengthened and widened, after looking at my truck.
 
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