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can you bolt an 87 chev truck 2x4, to any 4x4 frame within the same year range wihtout n e mods? I've been looking all over the net and dunno where i can find this info.

 

anyone know any sites that may be able to help???

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i'm talking body. i can make the other components fit, but the 2wd frames and the 4wd frames are supoosedly way to different to even bother trying to swap everything over. so i want to put my 2wd onto the 4wd frame.

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The 2wd transmission hump is smaller than the 4wd hump. I think it's only a couple inches difference, but I don't know what kind of clearence issues that'll bring up. You might be able to just cut the 4wd hump out and bolt it in the 2wd's place or use a body lift. Something to check into before you go setting the 2wd cab on the frame then then find out. 8)

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The 2wd transmission hump is smaller than the 4wd hump. I think it's only a couple inches difference, but I don't know what kind of clearence issues that'll bring up. You might be able to just cut the 4wd hump out and bolt it in the 2wd's place or use a body lift. Something to check into before you go setting the 2wd cab on the frame then then find out. 8)

everything can be clearanced with a sawzall :)

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i mi ght raise the body (although i don't like it either fella's) simply because if I want to take it back to origional I can withough doing the body work. but then again, i would have to cut a whole to put the tcase shifter in n e way so we'll see. i'm not afraid of the welding, its just sumthing i don't like doign on sheet metal

 

 

thanks for the sites. i will check them out this weekend.

 

Thanks for the help everyone

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