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So we got the tons mounted.Put a Lincoln Locker in the rear.

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and we started mounting the tires.The old rims were 8x6.5" bolt pattern and the new axles are 8x170mm.So I cut the center out of the rim,made spme new centers using the front rotors as a pattern.Welded them in and "VOILA" ,they fit now.

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This thing is gonna be a beast.

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I worked on the doubler tonite (sorry no pics,camera died).Got the reduction box all cut down and the adapter plate started.It sure takes a wile to cut a 5" hole thru 1/2"plate.Figured out the measurements for the shaft and sent that to the machine shop.I was planning to use another 1356 t/c but it was to wide for the frame rails, so we took the 205 apart and modified the case to have the shift rails come out the back.It was a lot easier than I thought it would be.Next time I'll take some pictures of it back together, I hope.

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