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Originally Posted by smbrouss70
Looks like some nice pieces. I'm surprised it took that long for somebody to make an econimcal, simple way to convert a 4x4 to 2wd.
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I know, right?! Wish I’d thought of it...
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Originally Posted by lolife99
Thanks for the detailed pics of the Deadend Garage parts.
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Certainly. I know of only one other person with these parts right now, so I'm a bit of a guinea pig. But, that just makes it a little bit more fun
Just received the following from DEG, along with a bunch more pics and answers to my questions. Great customer service so far from these guys. Looks like the c-notch will locate pretty much inline with where the 4wd bumpstops are currently.
EDIT: Direct comparison with my previous conversion confirms the notch location is almost exactly the same.
(reference the existing frame holes in relation to the vertical line drawn at axle CL)
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