84 or 88 for Western snow plow

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Re: 84 or 88 for Western snow plow [Re: BrokeAsAJoke] #757192 10/12/06 03:34 AM

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If the '84 is stock, then you may need to beef up the front springs, they are likely riding on the bumpstops as-is, at least if that is an issue. With the '88, you can always throw on some larger torsion bars if needed and/or crank up the t-bars if you need to level out the front end.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
84 or 88 for Western snow plow	510rcr	10/12/06 02:17 AM
Re: 84 or 88 for Western snow plow	BrokeAsAJoke	10/12/06 03:17 AM
Re: 84 or 88 for Western snow plow	4Crawler	10/12/06 03:34 AM
Re: 84 or 88 for Western snow plow	ACES_HI	10/12/06 12:50 PM
Re: 84 or 88 for Western snow plow	510rcr	10/12/06 01:41 PM
Re: 84 or 88 for Western snow plow	4Crawler	10/12/06 04:27 PM
Re: 84 or 88 for Western snow plow	510rcr	10/12/06 07:52 PM

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