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Old 06-24-2009, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by siktruk
where did you get the clading from??
Originally Posted by ssinister04
yea i used all oem cladding from an ss out in cali. ...
Here's your answer.
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If you plan to do 4/6 dont waist your time with 2/4 IMO...

after you spend a few hours removing the stock hangers, you wont be too excited to put them back for the flip kit. if it were me i would save up for the tires and the 4/6 and do it one time.

but its up to you..

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Originally Posted by 95 bright teal
If you plan to do 4/6 dont waist your time with 2/4 IMO...

after you spend a few hours removing the stock hangers to wont be too excited to put them back for the flip kit. if it were me i would save up for the tires and the 4/6 and do it one time.

but its up to you..
Shackles that much of a bitch to do?
Old 06-24-2009, 11:20 PM
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In a shop with every tool at your disposal it wouldnt be too bad, but the i have done it twice once in the street in front of my house with limited tools and the other in Aarons'(53Russell) driveway with better but still limited tools.

Used grinders and air hammers both times. If i were to do it again i would want a powerful torch to remove the rivets
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Originally Posted by 95 bright teal
If you plan to do 4/6 dont waist your time with 2/4 IMO...

after you spend a few hours removing the stock hangers, you wont be too excited to put them back for the flip kit. if it were me i would save up for the tires and the 4/6 and do it one time.

but its up to you..
wish i did a 4/6
Old 06-25-2009, 01:24 PM
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i was actually thinkin bout getting two inch drop leafs....not a flip kit now kus of that
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so wat is holding all that clading up?? how did u get in on? lol
and hell yea that thing would look bad *** with a 4/6 drop..
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Originally Posted by siktruk
where did you get the clading from??
From me...

I got two kits for sale if your intrested...


Franky truck looks great!
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Originally Posted by eddie_da_chevy_guy
From me...

I got two kits for sale if your intrested...

Franky truck looks great!
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