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i started my body lift, the back is done, i took all the front bolts expect for one bolt, going to torch it tomorrow. I basically snapped all the other bolts off cause everything was so rusted. I think i need to get new chassis mounts. All the bushings are shot. Anybody have any tips for me, to make it easier
1987 F150 4.9L, 4 spd manual 2wd
31x10.5x15 BFs, 3" suspension lift
168,000 and counting
Just make sure to check for clearence between your lower radiarot hose and belts. Most bodylifts have a footnote for this for the 4.9L. The best fix is a flexible radiator hose from Summit, bit you can also get by with just securing it back away from the belts.
Jim
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1993 F150 2WD
6" Pro-Comp Stage II Lift w/35's
Auburn Pro-Series Diff. w/4.30 gears
http://www.ProjectTrailDawg.com
It's a 3" performance accesories body lift. i am still working on putting the front bumper on. I am drill new holes in the frames and brackets to bring it up and out. Email me if you want to ask some things. murphydo@shu.edu
1987 F150 2wd, 4.9L, 4 spd manual
3" suspension, 3" body lift with 31's
168,000 and counting
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