Redoing a so called shops work

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Redoing a so called shops work
draginrunner avatar
draginrunner
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Here is a truck that got bagged by a shop that I'm redoing. These pictures are of it before.
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The lower bag mounts
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Lower link tabs
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After I cut the rear frame off
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Notches I made
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New frame
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Lower link tacked in with the Catilever center pivot.
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I'll have more updates here shortly
Post was last edited on Nov 13, 2009 06:00. Edited 1 time.
90-b22dawg [andrew] avatar
90-b22dawg [andrew]
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man..... awesome recovery... im sure the owner will be proud...
macdave06 avatar
macdave06
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factory trailing arms for link bars? First time I've seen anyone do that, but I guess it'd work
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draginrunner
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Thats what he wanted. They are off a Nissan pathfinder. As long as it cycles properly. He wanted me to run them reversed so that he can keep his gas tank in the stock location.
macdave06 avatar
macdave06
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yeah obviously theyre strong enough if theyre used in the same fashion on an OEM setup. Kind of a neat idea.
draginrunner avatar
draginrunner
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Yeah it is. Plus it saves him money not having to buy or me build the links. This is definitly a new one for me.
yodaforce avatar
yodaforce
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Doesn't look like a "shops" work, more like a hillbilly with a stick welder. How could an owner pick up their ride with a job like that? I would've knocked out some teeth and left with my money.
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draginrunner
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He trusted this guy. When he showed me the truck I was shocked that he had been driving it for a few months like that.
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draginrunner
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I got his bag mounts and upper bars tacked in place, and just one link tab on each side tacked, that way I can make the other side of the link tab fit perfectly.
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yodaforce avatar
yodaforce
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Looks like you could use a sandblaster.