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RE: [ihc] Slight lift to older Travelall
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- From: "Isaac Hastings" <isaac.hastings@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 20:53:42 -0800
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- Thread-topic: [ihc] Slight lift to older Travelall
Tom,
Does the same go for the 3/4 ton Travelall? Would I need to order a 1/2
ton or 3/4 ton Chevy front lift kit?
This thread is great because I've been wondering how to add a few inches
to my Travelall as well. I'm definitely doing taller blocks in the back
but I'm not sure about the front yet.
Isaac Hastings
1965 IH 3/4 Ton 4x4 Travelall
http://isaac.healdsburg.net/travelall
-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Mandera
Other than custom springs, I'd do the following:
Look at the rear of your front springs, at the shackle. Notice the
rivet
pattern? Look about 2" behind (to the rear) the shackle, and you should
see that same pattern again.
If you grind the rivets off, and punch them out, you can slide the
shackle mounts rearward about 2", and then bolt it back into place.
Why do that? You can then order a front lift kit for a 73-87 Chevy
pickup
and bolt it in. Subtract about 2" from the advertised Chevy lift. My
math says a 4" Chevy lift is good for about 2" on a 1/2T Travelall.
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