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Re: Center link hitting crossmember???
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Originally Posted by carbon69
I considered that...
The only other thing I thought would work is to loosen the crossmember from the frame and see if I can move it back towards the rear. I'm just not sure how much it would actually move. I'd hate to pull the engine and remove everything just to find out it won't budge.
After looking at it again, if I could get that pitman arm to go on another 1/4 or even a bit less, it will pull the link up and away...
I was hoping to hear from someone who's used this box on a build, I know there's a few members that have.
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Member 88stanger had a similar issue so my bet is there's something wrong in the parts combo.... Pg.4; Post 87 is where the issue is highlighted...
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=792565&page=4
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