ChadCrissDesign
+1y
Edited: 1/15/2013 11:10:10 PM by ChadCrissDesign
Edited: 1/15/2013 11:08:27 PM by ChadCrissDesign
Started a customers ride FEB 2012... We are now great friends because of it!
Edited: 1/15/2013 11:08:27 PM by ChadCrissDesign
Started a customers ride FEB 2012... We are now great friends because of it!
tre5
+1y
That frame is very cool and unique!
I have a suggestion for you though... Look into P&O plate. It's not much more than the hot rolled you're currently using. The nice thing is that it doesn't have that scale on it that is a pain to grind off.
I'm guessing those shocks really don't do much for ride quality being they're past horizontal when the truck is laid out. Other than the shocks, I think that is one of the cooler backhalfs I have seen.
I have a suggestion for you though... Look into P&O plate. It's not much more than the hot rolled you're currently using. The nice thing is that it doesn't have that scale on it that is a pain to grind off.
I'm guessing those shocks really don't do much for ride quality being they're past horizontal when the truck is laid out. Other than the shocks, I think that is one of the cooler backhalfs I have seen.
Bentlay
+1y
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tre5 said:
Oh yeah, what are all the screws for? And how are you keeping the axle centered?
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in the third to last picture(looking into the bed from the back), it looks like there is a diagonal bar running from the front of the passenger side link bar to the back of the driver side link bar.
tre5 said:
Oh yeah, what are all the screws for? And how are you keeping the axle centered?
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in the third to last picture(looking into the bed from the back), it looks like there is a diagonal bar running from the front of the passenger side link bar to the back of the driver side link bar.