R-bo -
No Limit said the same thing about the hole in the frame being the center of the axle. My centerline also looked different than what those holes would have given me.
I ended up making sure the axle was perpendicular to the frame rails, than ran a string from the centers of the king pins and then transferred that up to the frame. No limit said this would also work. I am hoping they are correct. It looks good.
I just removed the front axle and suspension from mine yesterday. Scary step for a beginner!
I am trying to clean up the frame now in prep for the IFS kit. I am ordering it and all of the bed parts this week, so I am getting pumped up! This is going to be a great summer!
I used Zero rust on the rear frame behind the cab then top coated it with Eastwood’s Chassis black paint. It looks awesome! Now I just have to figure out a way to remove the cab so I can finish underneath.
Stay in touch as you get your stuff. Maybe we can trade some advice here and there.
Ross
