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#812690 01/03/2012 3:11 AM
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Does anyone know if there would be a problem if I move the differential 3 " forward on my half ton so I can center the wheel in the wheel well opening.

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Not sure what your doing.....do you now have open driveshaft?

I moved my rear end on the 52 panel to center it up but I'm running open drive line (put a 56 pumpkin in original housing) and just cut my drivesshaft to length. No problems with the wheelbase.


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Have an open drive shaft. Every thing measures out the rear end is in the right place 115" wheelbase. How did you get the link on your message for photobucket.


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