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im uprgrading my 4 inch skyjacker lift to a 6 inch, am i gonna have to extend brake lines?, will i have to do anything with drive shafts how will the angle be on the drivehsaft?, its got a 44 in the front, 9 inch rear, np208 351 with c-6 and an auto oh and shes a short bed
1985 F-150/351Ho/c-6/4wd/4inch skyjacker
many mods
on a quiet night your can hear the chevys rusting away
You will need extended brake lines, unless you put some on when you did the 4". You may also need to have the drivelines lengthened a bit, but I don't think so. As far as the rear, you may watch your pinion angle, since it might need to be turned a little upward to correct it. This can be done using shims.
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