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rr41mag

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04 dodge truck, 1966 chevy truck, 2012 rav4
And finally a 1981 jeep cj7 258 hardtop
It's an 80's scout front and rear end, the rear end has been gone thorugh with a posi installed. Comments??
 
A Scout front end isn't worth the powder to blow it to Hell. The rear end is fairly good.

Neither is a bolt in deal.
 
Why is the scout front end not so desirable?
Because they come from the factory with 0* caster.
You have to cut the C's off and reweld them on to have the correct caster.
 
You have to cut the C's off and reweld them on to have the correct caster.

That's one way.

Others are:

shims on the spring mounts​

adjusting shackles (within reason)​

You need to look at the entire system.

I passed on Scout axles because the tube wall thickness is not as heavy as some.

It doesn't take much to put 5x5-1/2 rotors on a Dana 44 Cherokee/ Wagoneer 6x5-1/2 wheel bolt pattern. Does the Scout axle have discs? Sooner or later you'll want to upgrade. :D
 
from what my friend tells me all the brakes are brand new.
 

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