Dartin for Divorce

In this application you'd be fine just redrilling the spring plate. I opted to run a nice thick universal spring plate sourced from a offroad fab shop. Either way, just make sure your ubolts are in good shape, Ive seen them rusted/pitted more than once.
Spring relocation kit. I'm not sure how much tire clearance your going to gain, the inner fender will be your limiting factor. You should be good to go running 245/60's with your current setup. I"m running 235/60's, I have the same wheels as you and perches are in the stock location. I could run a 245 if needed.
Your stock hard lines and Tee will probably work out, I would run a new rear brake hose. You could also order a set of lines up, or even build your own.


Sounds Good! I am purchasing parts right now!

Yukon Rear Axle kit that comes with everything, green bearings seals and press in studs.

Brake pads and disc brake retaining hardware. Autozone has a 20% off coupon so its 350 shipped to me for all of that. I'm now just debating on front rotors. If I should just clean mine up and go resurface them or find new ones. Drilled and slotted are 150... Don't need drilled and slotted I don't think because I wont see them, but the auto stores near me have brake rotors for like 70 each...

I painted the axle housing, it looks 100x better. Today I will try and get the 489 case cleaned up. Then I just need everything to come in the mail and I can swap it all out.