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CURVED FRAME- BACK HALF??

Air Ride Suspensions Q & A
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huskerdually   +1y
Those aren't all that thick, I don't think. Check to make sure they are heavy enough for u.
stcaddad   +1y
If you buy a set of fram rails be sure to get at least a .120 wall thickness.

LndRanger86   +1y
ALL RIGHT.THEY ARE 2"X3"X.083". THEY ARE FOR DRAGRACING. I WOULD THINK THERE STURDY ENOUGH. YOUR THOUGHTS ON THIS
thacru78   +1y
Check out the guys profile above your last post, better yet pic up the most recent Street Trucks magazine. Then, decide if you should listen to him.
stcaddad   +1y
Thanks Big! I havent even seen the new street Trucks yet.
LndRanger86   +1y
ALL THE ONES I'VE SEEN ARE THAT .083" THICKNESS.WHERE WOULD YOU FIND THEM AND WHAT IS AN ESTIMATED FREIGHT CHARGE.
bdroppeddak   +1y
autoweldchassis is a good company to deal with, and they are on the east coast, so shipping is only like 35 bucks for 2 backhalf rails....... the problem with the 3x2 .120 wall is that it flexes a good bit, all companies that sell the 3x2 frames recommend a rollbar or rollcage.... the .083 wall frames shouldnt be used on a minitruck IMO....
LndRanger86   +1y
i'll roll w/ that.looks like back to square 1
TwistedMinis   +1y
Originally posted by LndRanger86



ALL RIGHT.THEY ARE 2"X3"X.083". THEY ARE FOR DRAGRACING. I WOULD THINK THERE STURDY ENOUGH. YOUR THOUGHTS ON THIS

They are meant to be used with a full rollcage that will support the rear framerails. Without a rollcage, they will flex too much. Even .120 wall flexes a lot.
LndRanger86   +1y
YEAH, I GOT ANOTHER IDEA. I'M GONNA RESEARCH IT SOME. IT 'S FOR MY 72 DATSUN IN MY PROFILE. I'M LOOKIN FOR SOMETHING ORIGINAL