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Ralph
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Going Full Width on my Cruiser
« Thread Started on Jun 8, 2006, 6:53pm »
Any Ideas would be great
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Re: Going Full Width on my Cruiser
« Reply #1 on Dec 23, 2006, 1:52pm »
???
now Ralph, why you you want to gain all that stability and strength with Chevy parts... :PI thought you FJ boys were purists.

I'll help ya if I can. I know you want those leaf springs , which are simple, effective and proven, but I still think a coil front is where it's at. I think you need to get that rear-end out behind out behind you a little bit. It'll help on the inclines and put a little more weight on that super-steering D60 up front.

love, love, love the turning brakes too..............

LOU
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