Paulie said:
Just gotta like doing it and take some time. Each vehicle is a reflection of me and My shop so I like it to be way clean.
Building stainless handrail for years will also give you quite the perception of "clean":;
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Just gotta like doing it and take some time. Each vehicle is a reflection of me and My shop so I like it to be way clean.
Building stainless handrail for years will also give you quite the perception of "clean":;
TheMasterbater
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Very sexy, can I hump it? :clappy:
TTF Fabrication
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definitely very clean work. i hate seeing sas' jobs hacked together, even though it's a pretty simple job you make it look way clean. i really like your front spring hangers and how they're designed to move the axle that far forward. what size tires does he plan to run?
jeffs88toy
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can you finsh my toy I have no time .I need some of those front hangers and steering
jeffs88toy
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what where you doing today. you could of finsh the paint . fawk sandwith me and martin got in to it to day.TB-F said:
Toyotanut
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is it done yet? Where's the new pics?
Toyotanut said:
Just wait till this evning. I'm working on it right now, just got the body lift removed and the steering finished. Now on to the shock towers, brake lines and steering shaft. Then hopefully start on the bed
Pics and whatnot tonight.
Got back on it today.
My main goal was to get the frontend all finished and I came within 98% of that goal. Finishing the steering was the first task I attacked.
Got the box all bolted up and the pitman arm changed
The tierod and draglink just clear, hope the draglink never gets bent backward or there will be major rubbage
My main goal was to get the frontend all finished and I came within 98% of that goal. Finishing the steering was the first task I attacked.
Got the box all bolted up and the pitman arm changed
The tierod and draglink just clear, hope the draglink never gets bent backward or there will be major rubbage
The next thing I did was remove the :rb: 3" boddy lift. The steering coloum needed to be leingthned due to mooving the box forward 3" but I needed to set the body down before getting mesurments for it. This involved all the little things you dont think about like removing old radiator drop brackets and whatnot.
Here you can see the steering coloum was already leingthned once.
I cut out the old added in section and made one of these to put in it's place.
It slips inside the tube of the coloum with a lil bevel to weld to
All done, A little paint and none will be the wiser:;
Here you can see the steering coloum was already leingthned once.
I cut out the old added in section and made one of these to put in it's place.
It slips inside the tube of the coloum with a lil bevel to weld to
All done, A little paint and none will be the wiser:;
Now I was down to just some little stuff in the front. Putting the shocks on and getting the brakes plumbed.
First I drained the old fluid out of the lines
Then I bent up some new hardlines for here and from the calipers to the braided lines. I allways cut the lil' tabs off the frame and save them to weld back on later so I have a easy place to mount the lines to.
First I drained the old fluid out of the lines
Then I bent up some new hardlines for here and from the calipers to the braided lines. I allways cut the lil' tabs off the frame and save them to weld back on later so I have a easy place to mount the lines to.
TheMasterbater
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Hey u finally got a new jack. Or its a borrowed one :flipoff:
jeffs88toy
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how did you bend that pipe nice it tighter than myTB-F said:Now that the body was set down I welded on the all-pro shock hoops.
All-pro's quality seems to be lacking recently. The welds on these hoops looked like hell and one of the steering arms was tapred too much
