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#447907 09/01/2008 6:46 PM
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Hi, I just found a 1940 chevy 3/4 ton pickup. I want to update the suspention but Im not sure which way to go. I have a camaro front clip is that better than a mustang II ? I plan on intalling a chevy V8 in the truck. Thanks,

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Rico,

Since you are running a 3/4 ton, what are you planning on hauling? In reading the posts here, the MII front end is pretty light for doing much heavy work. The benefit that I see is the MII is easier.


Not sure if you have done so, but do a search on both. There is much to be read about on here for both.


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