mod. class, 30' "A" build up

no excuses · Mar 24, 2008

the rear tcase mount mounted up, the frame mount is just tacked in place.

jeaton · Mar 24, 2008

Looks great Stan!

moparmagician · Apr 1, 2008

:looser: wait just a minute, I think you are catching me. I think you are cheating. You already have all your major expensive stuff paid for, that's not fair. :booo: Oh well, we can't have everything I suppose. Looking very good Stan, and by the way, I am sure glad you are running into obstacles just like I am, makes me feel better anyways.

redgearhead · Apr 9, 2008

no excuses said:
I thought the hole saw was begining to run a lil ruff and was grabbing and twisting the drill a bit :redneck: :fawkdancesmiley:

If you don't wear out a few tools, you're not working hard enough.:;

no excuses · Apr 14, 2008

a rear shot of the rear end stuffed

no excuses · Apr 14, 2008

at almost full droop, I still have a couple of inches to go but its laying on the floor :redneck:

no excuses · Apr 14, 2008

moved the lower shock mounts out a few inches, should help kake it more stable.

no excuses · Apr 14, 2008

getting the front end mocked up and seeing how it will look

no excuses · Apr 14, 2008

I am going to have to change the lower radiator mount and lower the upper link mounts a bit:redneck:

no excuses · Apr 14, 2008

upper link mount, 4" C channel and lowered mounting tabs.

no excuses · Apr 14, 2008

boxed in and it will be tied into the hydro cyl. mount also.

no excuses · Apr 18, 2008

lower link mounts on the axles, had to run a flat mount on the pass. side inner mount. Then I tied it to the housing and and outside mount with gussets top and bottom. I could not go wider on the housing because it would hit my tires while turning them. It still rubs at full lock as it is. I can not go in any further at the frame end as it will be in the way of the driveshaft. Daam driveshaft just gets in the way, maybe I should just run without it :looser:

no excuses · Apr 18, 2008

drive line gets a lil close at droop, I am going to have to clearence the front crossmember and probably run a TOm Woods ujoint on the uppper end, I will be able to get by with a stock Dana/spicer joint on the lower end.

no excuses · Apr 18, 2008

front lower shock mounts mocked in place, its a tight fit again, had to do lil grinding on the oter knuckle so they will not rub at full lock.

no excuses · Apr 18, 2008

where they will sit normally I am building a different upper shock mounts but they will be pretty close to this. I am also going to run a bar from the bottom of the front hood hoop and up to just in front of the upper shock hoop.

no excuses · Apr 18, 2008

ram mount and battering ram :; tacked into place. I have to run the hydro hoses pointing down or I only have a couple of inches of up travel. I will build a lil protection for them.

no excuses · Apr 18, 2008

front bumperette to protect the hydro. hoses, I will also build a mount in there to hook up to my winch cable. This will be tied into the plate and battering ram behind the bumperette :redneck: . I will run some flat bar under the b.ram and the bumperette for a skid plate, It would suck to get a rock hug up in there and be hung up on it

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WHITE TRASH1 · Apr 18, 2008

You still ain't done yet??? :flipoff:

Looks good Stan, who says poop pipe can't be used on a chassis? :redneck:

moparmagician · Apr 18, 2008

no excuses said:
drive line gets a lil close at droop, I am going to have to clearence the front crossmember and probably run a TOm Woods ujoint on the uppper end, I will be able to get by with a stock Dana/spicer joint on the lower end.

You might check this out for your front yoke. http://www.arizonadrivelines.com/Transfercase_and_differential_end_yokes.htm

Go down the page, first one, it's a longer deeper yoke, therefore more angle and just might stick that driveline out there just enough to clear things. Worth a peek.