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Old 06-20-2019, 07:54 PM   #28
Dan in Pasadena
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Re: My version of the s10 swap

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...Now for the upgrade... After evaluating many options, and understanding that I want to spend my time working on my station wagon project, I decided to go with a "bolt on" solution and ordered up some CalTracs bars. They don't hang too low, but they do hang lower than the rim so if I blow a tire the bars will drag on the ground. I may have to swap out my springs for some 2" drop springs in the future and get rid of the blocks.
Blue Jeep answered your concern on page 26.

I JUST read this entire thread and man oh man, I am impressed. I WISH I had the skills to do this kind of work.

Curious, what kind of brushable epoxy are you using inside all those rocker repairs?
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