Casey02L
1.31 60ft on DR's
Thats what Id like to have too...
Finally getting caged and 4-linked
- Thread starter lkatya
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Thats what Id like to have too...
lkatya
built KB 2.6H
John at M&H swears by them. I'll finally be able to really work on my suspension without getting the boot and they'll be tested for sure.
JohnnyLightning
Supporting Vendor
LOOKING AWESOME!...;kJL
FordFanStan
Active member
Good stuff Jason. Congrats I'm definitely jealous. FFS
lkatya
built KB 2.6H
Transformer
Member
Thats nice.
turbodgumby
GOT BOOST??
Freaking awesome!!!:drool:
Just noticed M/H is making 18" drag radials also!!:thumbup:
Just noticed M/H is making 18" drag radials also!!:thumbup:
lkatya
built KB 2.6H
Some more updates
Interior coming back together....
Rear coming together :heart:
Just need to get the ARB done, some tin work, finish painting rear components, fuel cell, water tank, scale it, figure out the rear spring rate and should be about ready to come home. :drool:
Nate and Knutz are doing amazing work.
ldtu:
Interior coming back together....
Rear coming together :heart:
Just need to get the ARB done, some tin work, finish painting rear components, fuel cell, water tank, scale it, figure out the rear spring rate and should be about ready to come home. :drool:
Nate and Knutz are doing amazing work.
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FordFanStan
Active member
Very nice progress Jason. I'm really diggin' the stance and those meats. Makes mine and your old 345s look small lol. I see you went with a Cervinis spoiler too, why not a cool fabbed alumi one . I loved my Cervinis, but eventually it just got old looking lol. FFS
. I loved my Cervinis, but eventually it just got old looking lol. FFS
Scuba-Matt
Moderator
Great looking project :bigtu:
lkatya
built KB 2.6H
Very nice progress Jason. I'm really diggin' the stance and those meats. Makes mine and your old 345s look small lol. I see you went with a Cervinis spoiler too, why not a cool fabbed alumi one
Thanks Stan, you've been a big inspiration along the way. Hope to see your beast moving forward soon.
I was actually talking with Nate about a custom aluminum 2 or 3pc bed cover yesterday. Not sure that I'm willing to drop the coin on that right now but we'll be exploting the possibility. If it were yo happen, a sleek aluminum spoiler would look great on it and the cervinis would be removed. I just don't want the truck to look to radical on the street with the way the police and especially the CHP are cracking down on guys like us. Use to be as long as we behaved they'd look the other way but not so much anymore. Mostly thanks to all the dumbass ricers.
Thanks bud!
Love the work and look of the cage
I'd be honored! All this fab credit goes to Nate.
ldtu:
dowheelies
Large Member
They are doing a really nice job on all the fab work. Love the build so far!
Keep the great pics coming.
Eric
Keep the great pics coming.
Eric
lkatya
built KB 2.6H
Quote from Nate (Quicksilver02)
"We added a few more tubes in to brace the upper part of the 4-link/wishbone crossmember. Since the leaf springs are long gone and never coming back, we removed the hanger bolts, welded the rivet holes up, and finished welding the frame halves together inside and out.
We also made up our own shock brackets to get the shock to stand up straight beneath the shock crossmember. Most of the frame has been stripped for painting. We just need to weld in the ARB and then it's time for paint."
Some outrigger support bars
Couple support bars for the 4-link crossmember
Shocks mocked up with some custom brackets
And a big thanks to Chris Terry from davidlemmond.com for the ARB. The linkage has not been adjusted length wise.
"We added a few more tubes in to brace the upper part of the 4-link/wishbone crossmember. Since the leaf springs are long gone and never coming back, we removed the hanger bolts, welded the rivet holes up, and finished welding the frame halves together inside and out.
We also made up our own shock brackets to get the shock to stand up straight beneath the shock crossmember. Most of the frame has been stripped for painting. We just need to weld in the ARB and then it's time for paint."
Some outrigger support bars
Couple support bars for the 4-link crossmember
Shocks mocked up with some custom brackets
And a big thanks to Chris Terry from davidlemmond.com for the ARB. The linkage has not been adjusted length wise.
JohnnyLightning
Supporting Vendor
That baby ain't NO JOKE!...JL
JL