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chavyluv79
 Post subject: Long bed 4x4
PostPosted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 9:41 pm 
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Has any one here converted a long bed in to 4x4. A long bed luv 4x4 would be cool

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i for one have never seen anything of that nature, but that isnt saying much lol

i think that would be kinda cool too

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well the frames for the 2wd and 4wds are different. on athe 4wd the bottom control arm mounts in a differnt place then the 2wd. so it would be rally hard to use stock luv 4x4 part to do the swap. now you could put like a toyota solid front axle under the front end of a 2wd longbed. just hack off all the 2wd stock and figure out the steering. and probably put the rear leafs from a 4x4 luv under the back.

its could be done.

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The longer the frame the less ground clearance for going over hills. If I have to explain that then keep your LUV on the asphalt.

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