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PoorCollegeCrawler

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Re: Lifting a new taco
« on: Jun 22, 2007, 01:25:03 PM »
well if i could do a SAS for 1500 i would, me and my friend with an 88 toy work on our trucks a lot and we would do as much of the work as possible ourselves, eliminating at least some of the labor cost. could i just get all the parts from a donor truck (not sure when if ever they made front leafs standard)? how much of the swap requires speciality tools/precision measuring and fitting?

btw i agree about the useless IFS stuff, its got no articulation, its low, and i hate it hehe. smooth riding don't mean :pokinit: to me.
"For future reference, if you hear me say "I love you baby", I was probably talking to my truck, not you...what?"

 
 
 
 
 

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