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My next project is going to do something about my cab and bed not lining up correctly, the cab seems to be sagging toward the rear and it makes it look like my truck is bowing, the guy at the body shop checked it out, did some quick measurements and didnt think my frame was bent, but he did just reach up there and pull some rubber out where the cab mounts to the frame and said that if I replaced the bushings, it should line right up with the bed and look right, so I think im going to do that in the near future, I'm just wondering if anyone on here has done that before and if there are any tips or things to look out for....I'm wanting to do a body lift as well, probably alot easier to do it all at once, any help is appreciated, I just want my truck to look like it should, with the chrome trim straight as an arrow

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Sorry, I do not have any tips for you but am glad to have an idea of what causes this problem. I have noticed several older body style trucks that look like they are bowing in between the cab and bed...I guess it makes sense if the rear cab mounts were worn out the cab would start to lean towards the bed giving it that warped look. Let us know how it goes when you do it!

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Sorry, I do not have any tips for you but am glad to have an idea of what causes this problem.  I have noticed several older body style trucks that look like they are bowing in between the cab and bed...I guess it makes sense if the rear cab mounts were worn out the cab would start to lean towards the bed giving it that warped look.  Let us know how it goes when you do it!

 

 

 

 

 

Will do....i'll post up some before/after pics, might be a few weeks as my truck is in the body shop now for a dent on the fender and i'm pretty busy at work the next 2 weeks, but hopefully by next weekend i'll have it done

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It is super easy, just use a floor jack and a board to lift the cab after you loosen the bolts. Pull the old mount out and pu tin the new one.

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