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Took the advise of my MUD buddies and reworked the spring perches. Heated and bent back as best I could then welded a 1/4" plate over the top, not too bad. Took advantage of the rear axle out and dropped the tank, the float stopped working right away, found the float at the bottom of the tank broken off, so I went with another type float ( Thanks J Mack! ) I had to drain thirty gallons of fuel, that was exciting. I'm staying with the Chevy pump as it has been working great.
With the perches reworked, I went with 5/8ths u-bolts and hardware. I had a u-bolt flip kit on it before and wanted to go back to stock position, bolts pointing down, it's easier to tighten stretchy nuts. I had to repurpose the top plate and make some shock hangers, so I could use it on the bottom.
Anyway, moving forward and thinking about making CruiserFest!
With the perches reworked, I went with 5/8ths u-bolts and hardware. I had a u-bolt flip kit on it before and wanted to go back to stock position, bolts pointing down, it's easier to tighten stretchy nuts. I had to repurpose the top plate and make some shock hangers, so I could use it on the bottom.
Anyway, moving forward and thinking about making CruiserFest!