i cut the front first. but only had to do the front. the back barely cleared.

oh and on the shocks. next time im workin on it ill get the info off the shocks for ya.

heres my upper balljoint cover..

BOOOOOOMMMM!!!!! so sick man....I dnt hear much outa talks club anymore always have some sick stuff

so i assume you cut to the main support between the front and the back leaving the strength in the original floor?

just the front support.. the other two are still in tact. i got the front suspension finished and the 3/4 ton swap done. wish i had my adapters. cant wait to see the wheels tucked up in the wheel well.

Those arms are sweet!!! Anybody need a kidney?

Nice! Getting ready to do this this spring I hope.

Looking good!!

Hello! Ive been lurking forever trying to find this install lol , I love the install, the AA cabs look great on there, i like how you positioned them!

can you get me some good pics of how the brake line mounts to the upper arm? where you secured it and what not. I want to start incorporating that mount into the arms when i build them, but the vehicles i had here did not have those clips on them, so some good pics of how you mounted yours would help a lot for future customers.

Also, I figured i would break this down for anyone interested.

The Arms them selves, run 999$ http://michiganmetalworks.com/store/ind ... duct_id=75

Adding the steering adaptor kit, and upper shock mounts brings the kit to 1250$ Complete.

Omg!!! 999$

ya ill take ya some pics next time i mess with it. well worth the money in my opinion. i would def. recommend them to anyone doin a dually..

You sayin his arms are better than all these popcicle sticks I have hot glued together????? I need to step my game up :/

the price is the same as tubulair arms

looking good man.... and taylors stuff is top notch