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Build-Ups \ 2 door tahoe build, Tre5 Customs2 door tahoe build, Tre5 Customs
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leydbck
+1y
---------------------------------------------Originally posted by thacru78---------------------------------------------Originally posted by HarryBalls^^^^^^"I've hit some weird shit in my truck...From Turtles to fucking mufflers..." bahahahahahaha ---------------------------------------------Real deal...I have a bigass dent on my front bumper from a freakin turtle...luckily I seen the muffler and was able to lift it up...Id post pics of the turtle but I don't wanna hijack...--------------------------------------------- Well you sort of have too now. You can't lead into a story like that and just not finish. Tahoe looks awesome, along with all of the other rides you guys build. Can't wait to see more. Wish my wife would let me put juice on her Super Beetle.
tre5
+1y
The cylinder is actually farther off the ground than my truck. It is mounted as high as possible without coming through the floor. The nice thing is that the fittings are steel and not brass, the cylinder is right next to the lower link mount (and a little behind), and it is also close enough to the wheel, so whenever the wheel moves... it moves.
The cylinder is actually farther off the ground than my truck. It is mounted as high as possible without coming through the floor. The nice thing is that the fittings are steel and not brass, the cylinder is right next to the lower link mount (and a little behind), and it is also close enough to the wheel, so whenever the wheel moves... it moves.
still2high
+1y
badass build. this hydraulic stuff is really tickling my fancy, i am likin it alot. work looks top notch as well
badass build. this hydraulic stuff is really tickling my fancy, i am likin it alot. work looks top notch as well
AON-4PumpedCL
+1y
It looks like there is about 2" of stroke still exposed so maybe you could thread the cylinder up another 2" for further ground clearance?
It looks like there is about 2" of stroke still exposed so maybe you could thread the cylinder up another 2" for further ground clearance?
tre5
+1y
---------------------------------------------Originally posted by AON-4PumpedCLIt looks like there is about 2" of stroke still exposed so maybe you could thread the cylinder up another 2" for further ground clearance?---------------------------------------------yes sir. I will be threading them up some. I will leave about 1" exposed so I don't have to adjust it and make a new hardline on the cylinder once he gets his 24's.
---------------------------------------------Originally posted by AON-4PumpedCLIt looks like there is about 2" of stroke still exposed so maybe you could thread the cylinder up another 2" for further ground clearance?---------------------------------------------yes sir. I will be threading them up some. I will leave about 1" exposed so I don't have to adjust it and make a new hardline on the cylinder once he gets his 24's.
tre5
+1y
The panel that is not in will be a screw in panel for easy access. I am hoping to have the truck driving in a week.
The panel that is not in will be a screw in panel for easy access. I am hoping to have the truck driving in a week.
barsgsxr
+1y
its a 2 seater now thats why i redone my frame twice now was to keep the back seat its smaller but i can still fit four i did it for the kids
its a 2 seater now thats why i redone my frame twice now was to keep the back seat its smaller but i can still fit four i did it for the kids
tre5
+1y
negative! the baack seat will be in there when completed. It will have to raised a little to clear the driveshaft and the shoulders of the seat will have to come straight up instead of bulging outward, BUT the rear seat will be installed before its completion!
negative! the baack seat will be in there when completed. It will have to raised a little to clear the driveshaft and the shoulders of the seat will have to come straight up instead of bulging outward, BUT the rear seat will be installed before its completion!