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Hey T481, sorry, I don't have any part numbers. But the parts are the same used on any mid '70s 1/2 ton Chevy or blazer or late '70s early '80s full size jeep wagoner/cherokee. As the parts are all from the front of a vehicle, I highly doubt any e-brake set up will work. I had zero concerns...

i then welded on new spring perches. when i welded them on i put them at the corect angle to correct for the lift rather then use the wedges. finished i dont have an e-brake, but i dont feel its nessasarry on a jeep like this.

here is what i did on my scout 2 44. because i used a narrow track waggy 44 in the front (which i converted to 5 on 5 1/2) i used all the same brake components on the rear to keep all the same parts, and make it easy to get parts from an auto wrecker if needed (gm parts are a direct crossover)...

the issue here is not one of running out of fuel, but to much fuel. when you are just slowly cruzin down the trail, the bowel gets completely full of fuel because the engine is hardly using any fuel. when you start going up a steep hill, the fuel will slosh out of the vents at the top of the...