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how do u change a chassis on a chassis cab

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how do u change a chassis on a chassis cab

by transit jayy » Tue Mar 07, 2017 8:17 pm

hi there guys just want some advise on changing the chassis on my chassis cab I want to cut my chassis off my old truck which is mint and put it on my new truck as my new one is scrap but the cab is 10x better then my old one and it is a crew cab aswell my new one is

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Re: how do u change a chassis on a chassis cab

by ricc » Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:31 am

first of is to decide whether youre putting the old chassis on the new truck with the new engine , gearbox axles etc

or putting the new cab onto the old chassis and mechanicals

maybe swopping the cab is easier,

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Re: how do u change a chassis on a chassis cab

by bambi mk 1 » Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:41 am

ricc wrote:
maybe swopping the cab is easier,

He will need a hell of a lot of self tappers if he don't have a welder :roll:

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Re: how do u change a chassis on a chassis cab

by gotgcoalman » Thu Mar 09, 2017 8:21 am

bambi mk 1 wrote:
ricc wrote:
maybe swopping the cab is easier,
He will need a hell of a lot of self tappers if he don't have a welder

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