in the shop warning big pics

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Here are a couple of pics, I'm going with 4.10, locker with new axels. Also installing a floating ladder bar setup.

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What kind of gears, axles, and locker are you going with? Those 4.10's should wake up your motor.
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I'll let ya know, letting friend at local 4x4 shop build it, I just told him I wanted to do donuts with out having to worry.
Thats his tube chassie jeep in front of my truck. They build everything there. I know he is using larger yokes. He is also building the drive shaft.
Whatever brand he uses, you can bet its proven tough these guys do not play around. They have some sweet rides, he wants to get his hands on my 71 4x4 I told him sure as long as it was his pocket book to.
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That will work. Just keep us posted. Yeah I hear on letting him build it from his purse. If so use the best money can buy.
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I like the Jeep in the background. That the rear out of the truck in the pic?
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yes
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Very nice looking truck.
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could you get some info on how to float the rear. I need to do that so I can use ladder bars. I also have a dana 60 with a trac-lok.
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The contact paterns just about perfect. Good job! 8)
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