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Re: 72 k20 project
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Originally Posted by ryanroo
i have never been accused of building to light... in a few places so far i felt like i was even being a little chintzy with the beef. then in others i know all to well that i'm getting it done and then some. i am curious what this heavy b*tch will do to the scales at the co-op when i get done. i just remember the bed hitting the cab with it all twisted up when i had the big tires and tall lift on it. anyhoo. i welded the little plate into the cross member transition tonight.
ryan
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I'm sure it was always on level ground beeing babied too?   I know it'll all help. If my frame wasn't as tall and thick as it is, I'd be more worried. But it should be fine. (We'll see.) 
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Ryan
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