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When we are building them with the possibility of links in the future, we make the side plates taller and run them up the inside of the frame, drill and sleeve the frame for bolts to go through the side as well. I will PM both of you some prices today.

We have built quite a few from basic flat plate and ribbing like Scott (Digger5) is talking about, to dropped for drivetrain clearance and up to being link mount skid combos. We do have the basic base and numerous side plate heights programmed to cut out at any time. Kinda hard to see, but...

From what I got you have a current long arm kit, want to remove the uppers & panhard, triangulate them to the truss you also have. If the uppers or the joints can be re-used it will save you some money, if not you would have the cost of the links, ends, frame brackets and labor.

Did you get it from John at ACROR? Is yours the one he called me about earlier today?

http://www.ezaccessory.com/8_Lug_Adapter_s/47.htm Have gotten some 8 lug ones from here, even though they call them adapters, they have them as spacers as well.

Here are some older posts on seats as well http://nw-wheelers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22008&highlight=suspension+seats http://nw-wheelers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6419&highlight=suspension+seats http://nw-wheelers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=35344&highlight=suspension+seats...

We haven't found anything saying cameras are not legal, I am sure it will be protested though. Ted's rig has some voodoo steering issues from the time it was built that "technically" shouldn't be there. Andy, yes we are trying the new 35x1250 Radial Rockers this year, hopefully with the...

Biggest thing on suspension seats is to try them out to see what fits you best. PRP has fit me the best on 90% of their models, same with Mastercraft, never had a Corbeau fit me correctly. I have six different models of the PRP's in the showroom for people to try out.

The corners and fenders are from Genright. Usually build are own fenders, but Genright stepped up to sponsors the Gals and Guys this year, so we are running all of their body parts.

So in getting ready for next years comp season, we decide to change some cosmetic things as well. We rarely have people in the back, and are going for a more streamlined look, so the back of the cage was removed, seat taken out and a different back section was done. The fuel cell is being moved...

Currently we are out until the end of January, if you can wait that long we can do it and either use the skid you are looking at, or make something custom on the plasma table.

and I have seen a heim pull out of a threaded link and took out all the same things, either one done right works, either one done wrong equals breakage.

Try to have enough of everything in stock to do 2 complete rigs with either size, used a bunch in the shop this last week so have another order going this week.

I am usually within a couple bucks on Dans price once shipping is factored in, and what sales he is doing. Typically have the 3/4 and 7/8 stuff in stock.

They are not shiny, but I know he did get some new things a little bit back :D

You'll be laughing like a little school girl when you fire that off for the first time. We sat there and would just keep cutting little tabs and laugh at how silly quick and cool it is. Like I said when you were here, if you have any questions when the techs are gone give me a shout, I may be...

It was nice to meet you and give you the tour, rig is looking good.

Never had call for anything bigger than a 4'x8' size. Takes two people to load a 3/16" sheet, three to load 1/4", kinda awkward moving 365lbs of steel that size. If you don't want to sit and watch thinner material, or worried about smaller parts not dropping through the slats and interfering...

After the first couple of tweeks on the overall system, we have not had to really adjust anything. Some times we may change a cut speed if the tip is getting worn out, or we have changed material thickness from one run to another. We do have to adjust the torch height for the material thickness...

We have had ours before they became involved heavily in the rock crawling scene and chose them based on talking with them and price for what we wanted and the ability to upgrade. In the first few weeks we had some glitches and they resolved everything over the phone w/o issue eventhough most of...