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Old 09-22-2012, 07:50 AM   #8
biohazardbill
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Re: Yeah they're high, but are Porterbuilts worth it?

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Thanks for the info, Slammed. What about the bags? Can you install coils on there or does it have to be an air ride system? Finally, is there a quick way to ID what years of lower arms I may have? I can't remember what year the guy told me that the front end under my 'Burb is. He might have said '73 but it has been a while and I've slept since then.
If your control arms have rubber bushings they are 73+.

I have porterbuilt on one burb, everything was bolt in and nice, I ran into a couple issues due to motor choice and Nate was on top of it to get me going in the right direction. My other burb am running stock crossmember but do not plan on laying frame with it.
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