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Old 03-05-2001, 01:14 AM   #4
moosejaw
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Use same struts. If you use 86 ball joints then a 1/4" spacer is required under the ball joint fastener. If you use a 94 and up ball joint this is not req'd. The newer ball joints have a slightly shorter height.

Are you also changing the rears to Disc? If so, get the 94 and up booster, master cylinder and proportioning valve (or equivelant).

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