They always roll in nicely and if you have the humps chained down tight they won't blow out after it rolls in. On the front I am going to use a Newport flat bumper and the chrysler bumper shocks. I am going to cut the mounting plates off of the shocks and then burn a hole in the front of the Y on the frame. I am then going to slide the shock back in the hole and turn the bracket on the back up so it can be bolted through the top of the frame. Then I will weld it all the way around on the front. Then I will cut the stock bumper mounts off of the back of the bumper and weld it straight to the shocks. I will ofcourse cut off the stock ends on the shocks and weld on 4x4 square plates. Then I will run a four point cage, bolt the fenders and quarters and that is about it. I think it will hold up good for what it is. I think sinking the shocks inside the Y should be a good thing. What do you guys think?
Adam Kazee
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