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due to the shocks being soo much longer that i should have reall…

due to the shocks being soo much longer that i should have really used i to change one of the mounting positions so it would not bottom out on collapse. i could not raise the F250 towers higher due to the A/C box so i lowered the bottom mounting point.

i decided the best way to lower it would be drilling a 1/2" hole just below one of the main tubes of my extended radius arms. then use 1/2" steel bushings to extend it out from radius arm. i later welded the bushings to the radius arm for support.
due to the shocks being soo much longer that i should have really used i to change one of the mounting positions so it would not bottom out on collapse. i could not raise the F250 towers higher due to the A/C box so i lowered the bottom mounting point. i decided the best way to lower it would be drilling a 1/2" hole just below one of the main tubes of my extended radius arms. then use 1/2" steel bushings to extend it out from radius arm. i later welded the bushings to the radius arm for support.Original file
due to the shocks being soo much longer that i should have really used i to change one of the mounting positions so it would not bottom out on collapse. i could not raise the F250 towers higher due to the A/C box so i lowered the bottom mounting point.

i decided the best way to lower it would be drilling a 1/2" hole just below one of the main tubes of my extended radius arms. then use 1/2" steel bushings to extend it out from radius arm. i later welded the bushings to the radius arm for support.

due to the shocks being soo much longer that i should have really used i to change one of the mounting positions so it would not bottom out on collapse. i could not raise the F250 towers higher due to the A/C box so i lowered the bottom mounting point.

i decided the best way to lower it would be drilling a 1/2" hole just below one of the main tubes of my extended radius arms. then use 1/2" steel bushings to extend it out from radius arm. i later welded the bushings to the radius arm for support.

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