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Part 21: Ride Height
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Curiosity got the better of me. I put the wheels on to see where the ride height was. The new frame is sitting at ride height as if the air bags were installed and 50 percent inflated. A driveshaft out of a '69 Chevelle SS with harmonic balancer, fits perfectly and will NOT have to be cut.













The center crossmember will be cross braced for added strength, the center cut out and an Art Morrison driveshaft loop welded in.


Click here for Part 22: Air Bag Install


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