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here are a couple pics of mine. 38"x15.50x15 swampers 8" suspension,3" body,3/4 ton 8 lug converted front,sterling rear,duel transfer cases.Any no I did not blow up the front 44 ever.lol
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Skyjacker Soft ride "Yea right", NOT, but anyway rear part # FR56 S, front F746 S
Got all 4 springs, with u-bolts, 8 shocks (2 for duel steering stabilizer, and 2 duel front shock kit, steel braided brake lines, old style "Go Rino" skid plate for front and rear.
Drop pitman arm and adj center link for a grand outa Cali, sorry to say it was off the craigslist. Shipping was 300, yes I was a happy man that day.
I would say it has no flex and a stiff ride, but its a mudder not a crawler.
Here's mine. It's still under construction, but getting close. 557 full roller, 5,000 stall converter, gutted for light weight. more pics in my albums on here.
Can you get a FORD logo stamped in them ???? Even cooler IMO. And just noticed your bumpers, way cool also.
I've never seen them with ford stamped in them, that would be super cool.
These are meant for old lead sleds or salt flat racers, I thought they would work great on a mud bogger. The bumpers are for a different project, they just happen to be under my truck in the pics. I'm going for super light weight for the bogger, no big bumpers on this one.
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