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Am sure this question has been answered many times but I searched the forums and found nothing to what I was looking for.

Any way, I know the main differences is behind the cab, the 1/2 is shorter and the rails flare out, were the 3/4 are straight.

But my question is, is there a difference in the front half of the frame? Is the rail height and depth the same? Trying to plan out an IFS install and just wondering if there are any differences that will affect it.

Thanks...Eric


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IFS swaps and other major reworks are the realm of the Hi-po Shop. I'm moving this over there for you. Someone who's done it should come along shortly.


"It's just a phase. He'll grow out of it." Mama, 1964

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