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#436888 07/29/2008 12:21 PM
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Guy told me yesterday that front end stuff (brakes and stuff) from 73-77 would bolt right on. Is this correct?
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Tons of stuff on this swap in the search forums. Your best bet would be the stuff from a 71-72 model. Nearly a drop in deal(a few bolt holes need enlarged)and parts are very easy to come by without buying the more expensive kits from the aftermarket vendors. You might even get lucky and find everything you need in one fell swoop at the local salvage yard, from one donor truck. Good luck and enjoy the better brakes, steering, and all.


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Tramp #436921 07/29/2008 2:43 PM
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Actually, you can use up to an '87 model. I used a '79 model on mine. Here are a links that I posted but there's alot of info on this site on the subject. Also check out these two links:
Link 1
Link 2

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Bolt right on to what?

"front end stuff (brakes and stuff)" won't bolt up to a straight axle. What Tramp and Mobileortho are referring to is the entire suspension swap.


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I wonder what year he is working with.


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Thanks....I have a 48 I just bought and a 50 that I put a 283/PG in.

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