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Old 10-05-2011, 11:18 AM   #1
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need help locating where to cut

We are going to do a weld in c-notch on my son's '82 we are building. We are going to keep the leafs for now and do a flip kit on the axle. We have it completely apart and I forgot to mark the rear axle center line .

Does anyone have a measurement(s) on where to locate the center of the notch form the leaf spring mount or some other part of the frame?
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Re: need help locating where to cut

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We are going to do a weld in c-notch on my son's '82 we are building. We are going to keep the leafs for now and do a flip kit on the axle. We have it completely apart and I forgot to mark the rear axle center line .

Does anyone have a measurement(s) on where to locate the center of the notch form the leaf spring mount or some other part of the frame?
What about utilizing the C/L of the factory rear bump-stop bracket as your reference?
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Old 10-05-2011, 01:52 PM   #3
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Re: need help locating where to cut

That's what I was thinking of doing, but was not 100% sure that would be the center line of the axle.

Does anyone have any drawings of the frame like I have seen for the 60-66 frames over in that section?
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