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Minitruckin' Magazine \ Lets try this again, My Mazda B2000 project.Lets try this again, My Mazda B2000 project.
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ahab
+1y
Wow that looks really good. I will have to stop by and check this out. Oh by the way....fuck you and your painted truck jeremy
tre5
+1y
I moved Andy. I am up by Aaron's house now. So you will have to drive a little farther to check it out. Also when you are ready to come body work the bed, Terry said he would come and help as well.
I moved Andy. I am up by Aaron's house now. So you will have to drive a little farther to check it out. Also when you are ready to come body work the bed, Terry said he would come and help as well.
juicedwagon
+1y
Edited: 1/5/2009 12:27:53 PM by h22wagon
looks sick. and i didnt try to say anything bad by "you guys" i ment AON as a whole, your work is sick, its very refreashing to see a truck build like this, great ideas. i cant wait to see this truck, is it gonna be at bring the noize?
looks sick. and i didnt try to say anything bad by "you guys" i ment AON as a whole, your work is sick, its very refreashing to see a truck build like this, great ideas. i cant wait to see this truck, is it gonna be at bring the noize?
IGotIssues
+1y
--------------------------------------------- Originally posted by tre5 --------------------------------------------- I drove by this last week!! Text me your new address so I can stop by.
pmiller
+1y
I love your setup with the cylinders. That's a great way to mount them. I have a question though. The part you slid over the cylinder, is it welded to the cylinder to keep it from moving in the sleeve? If they are, did you take the cylinder apart before you welded on them? I have a toy that I'm about to start cutting up. I have a couple of cylinders for the front and really like your setup and I'll probably bite off what you did. The setup that I have to put on my truck is not one that is being sold to put on cars. It's some industrial crap that I pulled off something before it got scrapped. I'll be starting my own build thread in a few months on this. It'll be an extremely low budget dragger.
I love your setup with the cylinders. That's a great way to mount them. I have a question though. The part you slid over the cylinder, is it welded to the cylinder to keep it from moving in the sleeve? If they are, did you take the cylinder apart before you welded on them? I have a toy that I'm about to start cutting up. I have a couple of cylinders for the front and really like your setup and I'll probably bite off what you did. The setup that I have to put on my truck is not one that is being sold to put on cars. It's some industrial crap that I pulled off something before it got scrapped. I'll be starting my own build thread in a few months on this. It'll be an extremely low budget dragger.
AON-OFFDAHOOK
+1y
Those sleeves are not welded to the cylinder, nothing is welded to the cylinder (do not weld to a cylinder unless you hone it out afterward) - although it is on there pretty tight. Even then, gravity, the weight of the truck, and the solid link mount would keep it from going anywhere.
tre5
+1y
pmiller, I emailed you. Let me know if I can help you out anymore. The outer sleeves are not welded to the cylinder. They are .005" larger than the cylinder, so there is no room for movement.