2wd Dually to 4x4

SebastIDIan

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To those that have done it in the past, what did you use for shock mounts and brake lines?
Will blinsteins 5100 work with a 2" RSK?
Looking at my donor truck I'm not sure the shock mounts will bolt to the 2wd frame :dunno

Also, where can I find longer brake lines?

Much thanks.

1987 F350 CC dually
Donor: 1990 F350 cab and chassis 4x4
 

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Get the rail to here. Don’t worry about the shock location until axle is mounted. Shock location will be obvious. Then drill and bolt on the mount

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Is there any change in where the rubber hose mounts? I was thinking the 2wd mounts to the coil bucket but I don't remember for sure.
 

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Just gotta get in and get dirty. I can do these swaps in a weekend now. Lol

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Still a long way from done but finally bolted the axle on.
Gonna need 4" maybe 5"? blocks to get rid of the bro lean.
Sky sent me the wrong pitman arm so I threw the one off the parts truck to get it out of my driveway. I'm also not very happy with the shackle angle :frustrate hope SD springs will fix that, otherwise I'll go with customsprings.com

Also my neighbor offered me a "rebuilt" GearVendors and a bunch of driveshafts supposedly for a CCLB 4x4 ZF5 for $500 but he doesn't have the controller for it. Smash or pass?
 

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