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Old 01-01-2013, 09:28 PM
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Mcgaughy's for me. Didn't know if it should have come with a template or not.
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Originally Posted by oakley6575
Well ****.

When do you hope to be done with the install. Its going to look awesome
I'd scan mine for ya but i'm sure after a few uploads and emailing and printing it wouldn't all come out right. Plus mines for 99-01 specific. I see you sig is newer than that.

Hoping to have it done in a couple weekends. I live in some apartments in the next town over from where I keep the truck, so I can only work on it on the weekends. I was hoping to have more done, but I just got the chain hoist last night to pick up the bed.
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You did right by removing the bed. I did my flip/notch install with the bed on and it was kind of a bitch.
Old 01-01-2013, 09:48 PM
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Yeah I needed to clean everything up anyways. As you can see the dealer I bought it from "detailed" it with spray paint. So I need to try and clean off alot of the dirt and paint some stuff, or under coat it. Not 100% sure yet.
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Got the notches marked out

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Then ran into a fitment issue, i'm hoping the notch just goes up over this weld in the frame.

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So I just pryed it up over the weld and continued

Then I started drilling

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Cleaned up the edges and painted it a little

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Notch back in for the final time

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1 side all bolted in

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Old 01-06-2013, 11:08 PM
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Driver side cut out

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Backside of the cutout, it goes right through the factory bump stop brackets

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And more drilling

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It makes a mess

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Bolted in, and took out the leaf springs

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View of the inside brace to the driver side notch, and where I think the directed say to place the bracket that was removed

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Pass side spring pulled and I painted by shackle bracket on the frame, the leaf spring, and the drop shackle since it was rusting pretty good

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The driver side was not as easy however, damn hanger bolt would not come out due to the gas tank, and I wasn't about to pull the tank

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Pass side almost done, just lacking the shocks

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Didn't paint the whole frame rail on the driver side, going to wait until I can pull it outside and wash off all the cross members and paint it all

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Back under its own weight for the most part

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Old 01-06-2013, 11:42 PM
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So your kit in the rear was a axle flip shackles and hangers?
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Its just a normal flip kit, this truck already had 2" drop shackles on it when I bought it. I moved them to the 1" drop hole so it'll be a total of 7" in the rear instead of 6". If it ends up being to much I'll have to hunt down some factory shackles.
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Great looking build so far man. Can't wait to see er slammed
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I cut the end off the drivers front hanger bolt. This allowed me to remove it without dropping the gas tank.


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