Does any one know if I couldput a carhauler front end from a 379 under my 359and would I have to put the Pete low air ride on the rear because it has the regular Pete air ride on it
359 pete front end
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by Heavyhaulsteve, Feb 15, 2012.
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You could put the car hauler steer axle under it I would replace the u bolts and spring bushings also make sure the shackles are in good shape.I assume you havr the air track on the rear there's not much you can do to lower the air track maybe run some Lo pros just depends on what the look your going for I'd Probly swap it out with a low leaf it would be cheaper to buy a cutoff and replace the axles because the perches and the tourqe arm mounts are diffrent you can buy just the perches and mounts I've changed plenty of air track mounts due to the lower tourqe arm bolts pulling the threads out bit its a lot of work and you usually have to pull the housing out anyways
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Yea its got the reg air ride
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It will Probly set a little high in the rear I've lowerd them with just the leveling I belive it is 11" form bottom of lower framrail to where bag cup rides on air leaf is factory I've drooped them a little thee maybe 2" not really suppose to do it that way but they ride a lot better a lot smoother just make sure to check pinion angle and for vibrations
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Yea I was wonderin about that because I read some people say you can start losing u joints and rears by lowering the front that much but the best way would be to put low air leaf under the back end wouldn't it also would the 379 car hauler axle fit a 359 because I don't think I ever seen a 359 with car hauler front end in it that's why I was wondering if it would fit or did they make a car hauler axle for the 359
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I've seen a guy running local with one
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Does anybody know where I can find a car hauler front end for sale
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