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Subject: Re: wrangler lowrider

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Date Posted: 19:33:51 08/20/03 Wed
In reply to: Big daddy C 's message, "Re: wrangler lowrider" on 03:04:48 06/05/02 Wed

i have since figured out how to slam it and get a good ride ,i bought a front sub out of a 79 trans am,independent suspension and the trans ams handled turns nicely,Im going to cut the frame at the firewall and then graft it to the T A front sub,it already set up for 350 with the original mounts ant the trans mount is already on the sub,the 2 frames measure close enough center to center and the steering exits the firewall in the right direction for the T A sub,i havent actually got to do this yet to many other things going on now ,but im definently going to do this,prob winter project,i got all my info from online on frame graft,if u can weld good it should be simple just make sure u take the time to measure more then once before welding ,tack and then check again,not sur in rear yet thinking of doing 4 link with bags , it will b draggin then ,cant wait,this project is estimating about 2 yrs before done ,but i will have some pics posted this winter as i progress,ill keep in touch

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