project "BACK BURNER"

Here we have what we called project "BACK BURNER". The customer wanted us to do do something different. He wanted us to do a Hydro setup versus our usual custom air bag setup. We put our twist on things like we normaly do, stayed away from the usual bolt in, cookie cutter style, and came up with this. The front was a simple setup to lay the 26's a few brackets, tabs, and arms gave the front end a killer slammed look with allowing 16" of travel to allow for turning. The rear was a bit more invloved to give the hydro pumps, rams, and batteries a new place to call home. Once again we strayed from the norm trying to give this truck a one off look but tried to keep everything simple and clean. Lets us know what ya think, heres a few pics to check out...Thanks

Damn, that looks badass. I like the wishbone. Do you have more pics of how the rear cylinders are mounted?

im still waiting for the heim adapters so stroke mounts are still being refined. i need them to sit in that general location to mount and measure other things. once i get the adapters ill post some pics how they are set up

What size bushings are you using in the links? How do they compare to standard ploy 9/16 chevy shackle bushings?

the bushings i used are made for 1.75 .120 wall dom or mild tube. i do not run the standard weak 9/16 sleeves must places sale.
i make my own sleeves to run 1/2" bolts

not tryin to be a downer but the cylinders are gonna have to be able to move with the pivot of the arm.

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sadisticiron said:

im still waiting for the heim adapters so stroke mounts are still being refined. i need them to sit in that general location to mount and measure other things. once i get the adapters ill post some pics how they are set up

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your not being a downer

Very nice rear set up. very clean, very functional, very stylish. I give you 9.5 out of 10.