Crossover steering 101
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Joined: Feb 2009
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From: Plankinton, SD
Damn I just put my new(re-arched) springs in the front. I suppose I can pull them apart though. Do I need to do both sides or will just the drivers side work? I would think just drivers would work but correct me if I'm wrong.
Nice pics Chase. Which box is that? The one I'm using is the 3 bolt vertical mount box just like 79 F350 but going to inverted t instead of crossover. Looks like it should work with a little modification.
Nice pics Chase. Which box is that? The one I'm using is the 3 bolt vertical mount box just like 79 F350 but going to inverted t instead of crossover. Looks like it should work with a little modification.
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Joined: May 2007
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From: Costa Mesa, CA
I just did the drivers side as all I was doing was checking the compression and full lock for clearances on that box (which is a saginaw off a 2wd dodge by the way - cheap, strong and EVERYWHERE, so easy to find parts for.).
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