Tummy tuck
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I did a partial tummy tuck with my 4 link. I build a new trans crossmember that raised it up almost 2". My 4 link crossmember hangs down 1" below frame rail in the middle to help give more link separation (had to cut into body for upper mounts). It's not a true flat belly, but is several inches higher than factory.
Old vs new crossmember.
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I had to build a custom fuel cell for this setup, and remade almost every frame crossmember.
Old vs new crossmember.
I had to build a custom fuel cell for this setup, and remade almost every frame crossmember.
Last edited by Ringer; 10-29-2014 at 07:15 PM.
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I did a partial tummy tuck with my 4 link. I build a new trans crossmember that raised it up almost 2". My 4 link crossmember hangs down 1" below frame rail in the middle to help give more link separation (had to cut into body for upper mounts). It's not a true flat belly, but is several inches higher than factory.
Old vs new crossmember.
Attachment 582219
I had to build a custom fuel cell for this setup, and remade almost every frame crossmember.
Attachment 582220
Old vs new crossmember.
Attachment 582219
I had to build a custom fuel cell for this setup, and remade almost every frame crossmember.
Attachment 582220
yup if i had felt like going thru the body hassle and trying to get my upper mounts at good separation i would have went flat belly but as im sure you saw its a big hassle i said screw it and chose not to, you meeting in the middle im sure was still a big pain. i debated it pretty hard but in the end said screw all that..