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Old 05-05-2011, 08:57 PM
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Also, mine is 3.5" steel. If you do an aluminum, I would have it sized smaller in the last 12" or so if you can, because mine wants to hit right at the back of the back seat tray, right where the rear seat bottom catch is in a hard bump like right on the bumpstops. The stock driveshafts were stepped in the back this way. Again, 70 may be different. I did not do aluminum because usually you have to go a size bigger in aluminum to keep the strength and I knew I did not want any more clearance issues.