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CHOP SHOP
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Thanks.
Which pics are you looking at? In a few its only half done. In the later pics its got a two legs on each and some support between the two aswell. Its not hung in bushings its just tube bolted between tabs also.:redneck:
Its only got to work for awhile anyways so I didnt want to put a bunch of time in it. I dont know if its going to get fuel injection or propane. I like propane, but I have all the fuelly stuff paid for.:;
Either way it will get a handmade fuel tank or a propane tank.:beer:
Thanks.
Which pics are you looking at? In a few its only half done. In the later pics its got a two legs on each and some support between the two aswell. Its not hung in bushings its just tube bolted between tabs also.:redneck:
Its only got to work for awhile anyways so I didnt want to put a bunch of time in it. I dont know if its going to get fuel injection or propane. I like propane, but I have all the fuelly stuff paid for.:;
Either way it will get a handmade fuel tank or a propane tank.:beer:
:awesomework: From the pictures it looked like just a two legged stand on either side, with nothing supporting it from side to side. Kind of like standing on an old wobbly step stool.
It's probably a non-issue, but just an observation really. :beer:
jeffs_62
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Sharp. Likin' the tube work.
I wanted to keep the link angles as close to level as possible. By mounting the lower links on the bottom of the frame it was just about right.:awesomework:
The lower link mounts are smaller and lower profile than my old leaf spring hangers and I never had a problem with those hanging up. I mean the tranny tcase arent alot lower than those mounts.:kissmyass:
I can deal with a belly snag about 2 percent of the time as compared to bad geometry 100 percent of the time. :awesomework:
Theres nothing at Elbe that i can get my rig hung up on, And i wont go to reiter so it isnt a issue for me:awesomework:
Plus I figured it was best to put them somewhere thats 90 percent kosher, than stare at it for years searching for everything thats "perfect".
This was the quickest, easiest, and simplest I could come up with. Plus its mine, so its not like Im gonna have anybody bitchin at me about it.:haha:
I have that red toyota to do on links aswell. Ill find what I like/dont like and do his a step better.:awesomework:
Your right, Flat bellies are soo 80's.:beer:
CHOP SHOP
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:awesomework: From the pictures it looked like just a two legged stand on either side, with nothing supporting it from side to side. Kind of like standing on an old wobbly step stool.
I kinda figured thats what you meant. LOL:haha: I was pretending it didnt need it!:redneck:
Oh well I figured I better fix it the right way. I took some 2 inch 1/4wall flatbar and a couple tabs and mounted some side to side shear bracing to it aswell.:awesomework:
Approve?:corn:
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gas is on the right
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:awesomework:...........sickness
deerlick
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sweet dude
CHOP SHOP
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:haha: That oughta hold it. :awesomework:
Keep up the good work.
Thanks guys.
I should be driving it today.:cheer:
TrikeKid
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Looks sick, Ben (other kid that works at the store) wouldn't shut up about that thing tonight.
body damge
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looks killer hows the ride hight with those coils ????
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gas is on the right
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well lets see some action shots......:corn:.............did you get it driving
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super samurai
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looks good brad!! i will call ya the next time we go to elbe, which will be in a few weeks.:redneck:
