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Old 05-21-2009, 10:40 PM   #8
Thadious
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Re: Progress pics on the 48 s-10 swap

Easiest place I found to figure where to cut the horns back to....

If you look on the underside of the frame just infront of the steering box, you should find a 1/2" hole. About 1/2" or so infront of that works well. I cut and boxed mine ahead of time and ended up cutting them right back to there and noticed that the same hole was in the exact same location on both sides.

Not that it should make much of a difference but I'm working my body drop the same is Jeffs51chevy... so about 6-8" off the ground at the back of the front fenders.

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