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Old 04-01-2017, 12:00 AM
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Old 04-01-2017, 02:55 AM
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^^^^^^^ Now that is a sexy rear end, im thinking that ive decided to go 3 inch narrowed each side and a 315/60R15 15x10 with 5.5 to 6.0" BS. And yes, fabricating a 9" doesnt seem the wisest. I'll probably have to cave and go with a full fab 9" from a well known company.... it will just drag out my build time and budget.
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No spacer at all huh hi po? Looks great.
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Originally Posted by OxTheGreat
^^^^^^^ Now that is a sexy rear end, im thinking that ive decided to go 3 inch narrowed each side and a 315/60R15 15x10 with 5.5 to 6.0" BS. And yes, fabricating a 9" doesnt seem the wisest. I'll probably have to cave and go with a full fab 9" from a well known company.... it will just drag out my build time and budget.
Everything you see back there is from the Eric who posted in this thread. Midwest Chassis.
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No spacer at all huh hi po? Looks great.
Nope. Lot's of cutting and beating to make her fit. Thanks.
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is yours mini tubbed Hi-Po ?
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Originally Posted by maine04max
is yours mini tubbed Hi-Po ?
No, it is not.
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You for sure had to clearance the front pockets of each wheel well, what about where the frame is parallel with the tire??
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Nice ride! Rest assured you got the best bolt-in 9" and suspension available!
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Hi-Po, any pics of how you cut out the inner wheel well in front of the tires? I'm about to do that this weekend. Mine is a fab9 from MWC shortened 3" each side also, with a 5-1/4" backspace wheel and 275/60 MT pro. That area doesn't seem even close to fitting. Wondering how much I can cut.



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