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I'm in nj , I loved them all around. Super durable never chunked or seemed to show a lot of wear like iroks.quiet and smooth off-road.

I ran the 39" bias ply pitbull mad dogs on a 1 ton tj and it drove amazing. I powder balanced them and they saw the highway regularly.

So as the title says, I'm really interested in machining the chunks and flipping the pinions so that the axles spin reverse rotation and I can run a rear engine setup without a reverse rotation box. My question lies in that having basically a drivetrain facing forward , your rear output would...

Love the build, can you post some pics/info on what you did for steering? I'm doing a low buck build with a Sammy drivetrain and yota axles I have laying around and don't want a steering setup worth more than the whole rig lol. Also does it feel super underpowered with two people riding?

paint not powder coat on the chassis? if so then why and what kind of paint? looks sick btw!

I ran a radius arm setup with a hp 44 in the front of my tj and i absolutely hated it. Unloaded like crazy, rode like a brick in the fast stuff, and it used to eat johny joints and bushings for breakfast. if i did it again i would go 3 link and heims for sure :****: same price if not cheaper...

can you post a birds eye view of how the back of the engine, trans, and case sit inside of the chassis? Also whats the width of your frame rails? Did you beef up input and output shafts in the 300? Sorry to drown you in questions just doing a whole lot of pre planning before i start throwin...

I was looking at the jd beast notcher and i did the tuturial and watched some youtube videos on bend tech pro, really looks like it can help keep things consistant and waste down which can really eat up a budget and profit fast. Anyone have any experience with this notcher?

that is my day job, i work in a multi million dollar shop for my regular 9-5 and i have a mobile welding business that is mine. Im sick of making other people rich :flipper: :flipper: so i found a good spot to open the doors to my own shop. I plan on transfering the accounts i have for my...

almost 170 views and no replies? if i posted in the wrong spot can a mod please move this

Let me start out by saying im new to the forum, been lurking for a long time and always have been active on pirate but this is my first post so take it easy. As the title says im looking for some insite and opinions on what you guys would consider essential shop tools to build a decent chassis...

i really dig the lines. havent seen too many rigs with air shocks lately , how do you like them? i wanted to go that route for the cost but im scared im gonna buy them and end up buying coil overs anyway