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Old 12-14-2012, 12:12 PM   #9
RexDodge
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Re: 71 C10 project "Double Tap"

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The trick is don't let it intimidate you. If your unsure of your ability to do a good job then don't even attempt it because it will turn into a headache/disaster. I even shortened the driveshaft myself, never done it before and it turned out pretty good. I just did my homework first to avoid any surprises. Don't get me wrong there is a ton of work involved and even more calculation and math to keep the truck from dog tracking down the road.
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So true...the homework/research part BEFORE you start to attempt this is so critical to the outcome. I did the same (no z for the frame though) and also avoided the surprises. Keep up the good work.
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