Thanks, Nick! I am definitely NOT gonna buy those! I have been reading that the blaster shocks are "too big" for the yerf dog rear (and seen pics). I see people making brackets and welding, but can't I just attach the shocks and just have a slightly higher rear end? Or is the frame just not capable of being lifted that high?
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Yerf-Dog Spiderbox
Reverse Gearbox
Heavy Duty Ball Joints
Heavy Duty Chain Tensioner
Canvas Roof/Netting
Key Start
LED Brake Lights
Headlights
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