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| | | | Joined: May 2012 Posts: 271 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: May 2012 Posts: 271 | Thats what I'm thinking...
If I had the bed I'd probably stick original but this truck had a hoist on it already which I plan to repair and make into a steak body dump (with a gooseneck hitch if I can squeeze it in.
The wheels I have on it are 18" vs. the 4100's 20" but I think the tire height is the same or very close around 33". So I think it will be OK as is but I could always change the wheels/tires.
At that point it would be pretty much the same besides springs and axles. Might have to replace my springs but I dont think it's worth beefing them up for how I'll be using it... As it is I think the p/o already added some leafs in the back. At some point I have to find out what stock ride/frame height should be.
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