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Old 02-07-2011, 12:06 AM   #5
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Re: Z'ing the frame on my 63 GMC

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what would you recommend, also i scored an entire front crossmenber out of an 84 C-10 with drop spindles and lowering coils, i measured and the measurements are the same as my 63 GMC crossmenber, to tell you the tructh they look almost identical, do you think i can use the spindles and coils from the 84 to put on my 63 i talked to some guys and i've heard alot of different things, some say it wont fit and some say they bolt right in and some say they fit but you have to swap to ball joints off of the 84. Whats your thoughts.
Also thanks guys for ya'll help in this.
The 84 stuff will swap over to the 63. You can do parts only or the entire crossmember.
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