Recent content by bradzuki

Re: 91 Ford Explorer trail/crawler I'm the one that built it. This was the one we used to prototype the SAS kit on. The Ex that 5bros has now was the 2nd one after this one was finished. I'd own it again if I had the room. Anthony Terry called me and offered it back to me but I just can't...

Not really looking to sell. My junk will be sitting on jack stands. I would really rather swap for a different set of tires so I can go wheel.

Cost to get in?

Bump these up. Thanks for the info, they are short course tires.

Thanks. :woot:

What time does everything start going down?

These were on the truck that I bought. Never seen any like it. Have been told they are a sticky compound but I'm sure someone here will know. I want some 37s or 38s. Will trade mine for yours with or without wheels. The wheels on truck are 17x9 with about 4.5 or 4.75" offset. 6 on 5.5 bolt...

Got em. Thanks

Looking for a set of 4 stud arms for an 83 toyota front end. Knoxville, TN area

Thermal Dynamics Cutmaster 152 Cutting 1/2" at 50ipm and getting laser quality We've also cut 1 1/4" but it goes through consumables @ 120 amps

When we split the thinner pieces, we laid it in some 3/8" thick angle iron and put 5 or 6 heavy tacks along the bottom to hold it in place. Using the hand torch on the plasma, we'd bounce around cutting slits about 18" long but not connecting them. We'd leave about 1/4" of material between each...

As close as possible but no more than 1/16" I own a fab shop. We make cell tower modifications.

That's exactly what we were contemplating. A lot of work but it will get the job done. What cutter do you use? And what work do you do where you have to split pipe lengthwise? I thought we were the only ones

When doing quotes for jobs, a lot of time I have to go at it blind because it's something we've never done before. All "they" care about is getting a number for the cost of work. I come up with a ridiculous amount and throw it at them to see what sticks. We win some, we lose some and that's ok...

Oh yeah, just caught that after rereading. Yes, they are gas. The electric only ignites them when the thermostat kicks them on.