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Price drop, $3500.00 for everything. :woot:

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The 9 ton Axletech 4000 with 54" mickeys

I have 2 steering rockwells with DIY4x shave kits boot protectors and brakes. double ended ram and link tabs and brackets from blue torch fab welded on and welded locker ready to go. These axles come complete with everything just hook up you hydro lines shocks and links and wheel the piss out of...

No I did not have any kind of program. I did it all one piece at a time straight from my head and what I thought would look good.

Thanks for all the kind words. It's funny about it looking like the predator because thats exactly what everyone says when they see it in person. It was an intense build but it was all worth it.

The cockpit.

Well I've had it done for a week or two now but have not had the chance to get it out. I think it turned out pretty sweet for my first cassis build. I ran the exhaust forward and mounted the winch down on the axle.

Thanks, I like to call it the family truckster

Thanks.

yea as soon as I get a chance

Had some help this weekend and damn near built the entire rig. only thing left is wiring exhaust and mount the shocks. cant wait load up the fam and go pound on this thing. :woot:

I'll have to take lots of pics of it because once i get to wheelin it will never look the same.

Re: Thank you.

Well I got it back from PC this week end and it turned out killer. In the sun this thing is very bright. there will be no hiding with this thing. Now to the fun part of putting it back together.

Just a touch over 400 feet of 2" with a little 1.75" and 1.5" thrown in there.

I assure you this is my first full chassis, But I have done a few truggies so I had a little knowledge.

Thanks for the comments guys

Updates! sorry I havnt been keeping yo up to date but I promise I am working on it. I made my column tilt to the passenger side to make it easier to get in and out. I made my own slam latch that holds it solid when in place and I adapted a clutch lever from a atv to release it. The whole thing...

Got a little more done this weekend, minus a few little pieces here and there I think the chassis is done. steering, wiring and plumbing are the next task.