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Originally Posted by tmoble
UMI stuff is good, but you'll need both upper and lower arms to match. You'll also need longer tie-rods.
If you really,really want to do this Speedway Motors would be a good place to start.
Maybe deeper offset wheels?
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Im going to do a frame swap with a 2002 extended cab so once I can get my hands on a ford 9" or s10 4x4 rear end to update the brakes and change the stock rear end ratio.
From what I can read on is that spacers are needed on the front to even it to rear once I get a wider rear mounted.
If I go with umi top and bottom a-arms and drop spindles will that bring me out enough so front spacers are not needed.