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What yr? The newer bodies have coil spring cups in the rear that are very easily replaced with bags. I don't know what the gen 1's looked like underneath. For the front, there are 2 ways to go: Aim makes a "Pork-Chop" crossmember that replaces the torsion bar adjuster arms (keys) with longer ones with bags attatched to the ends. It is expensive but yery easy to return to stock (no cutting or welding). It won't let you lay frame because it sticks down past the rails, but it will drop from stock about 6" and ride really nice.
The other (better) way to do the front is to weld the bags to the upper control arms and to the frame with a rear C-notch bridge on the front. This may cause some header interference, but any skilled dropper will be able to make it work and strong. Then you can lose the T bars completely to save weight and lay frame to the ground when dumped. This would also require a notch in the rear, but definetly worth it to lay frame on 24"s!
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