purple 'hoe
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If you can find where to add blocks up front, I'll send you $5 dollars for finding it.
However, no lift block of any sort should ever be used on a front axle. Ever. Totally unsafe and would qualify as ghetto fab/hackjob
Here's the bottom line. If you want to clear (and handle) 38's or 39's, you WILL need a Solid Front Axle. Also, I really don't think it will hold together with 38's or 39's with the factory IFS.
No offense man, but you're not ready to tackle a Solid Axle Conversion. If you're dead set on it, start researching. Keep reading into it. I've been reading and planning now for the last 2 years. I still don't really know when mine will ever get done. It's a lot more than cutting some old parts out and bolting on some new parts.
However, no lift block of any sort should ever be used on a front axle. Ever. Totally unsafe and would qualify as ghetto fab/hackjob
Here's the bottom line. If you want to clear (and handle) 38's or 39's, you WILL need a Solid Front Axle. Also, I really don't think it will hold together with 38's or 39's with the factory IFS.
No offense man, but you're not ready to tackle a Solid Axle Conversion. If you're dead set on it, start researching. Keep reading into it. I've been reading and planning now for the last 2 years. I still don't really know when mine will ever get done. It's a lot more than cutting some old parts out and bolting on some new parts.