My really slow 4runner build up

darius · Sep 6, 2007

yeah, if everything goes right.

Roccrawler · Sep 6, 2007

darius said:
yeah, if everything goes right.

OK enough BS get back to work. I need more ideas to copy :awesomework:

darius · Sep 6, 2007

Roccrawler said:
I need more ideas to copy :awesomework:

Yeah.....I'm so sure:haha: I'm in the middle of the cage right now, the roof make's it a real bitch to keep the cage high.

skrause · Sep 6, 2007

TreeClimber said:
I would certainly think so. Even though the winch is rated at 8000. How much do you think it'll take to suck down the front suspension? Maybe a few hundred pounds worth?

I'm talking about using it as a WINCH, to pull the rig out of something. Where it might be subjected to hard shock loads. Not as a suspension sucker.

skrause · Sep 6, 2007

darius said:
There is a lot of combined experience on here, sure people probably know more about one thing or another, but there are also a lot of people that think they know one thing or another. I do this for a living, just like the critiqing of my tranny mount, I do this **** for a living, I have a pretty good idea of what work's and what doesn't. Thing's are alot different in the high end fab world than you're every day joe, it's all about pushing the limit's, you make certain sacrifices for certain performance gain's. Everybody is entitled to their own opinion, I take most all advice with a grain of salt, though I do read and think about what a person is trying to say, if sometime a good suggestion came up, I would possibly make a change.

Good for you. Do I need to bring up the shock arguement again? :stirpot: :fawkdancesmiley: :;

Money Mark · Sep 7, 2007

After viewing the latest work on this vehicle, I will have to politely ask you to cease all future work on my car.

Thank you and have a nice day.

darius · Sep 7, 2007

skrause said:
Good for you. Do I need to bring up the shock arguement again? :stirpot: :fawkdancesmiley: :;

good god, just cause you heard it on pirate doesn't mean it's right.:looser: You think you're the shock guru, let's see who can set a rig up better someday.

btw, I'm not bitter in the least, bring it up, I was right, as were you, if you really think I was wrong you're lack of knowledge show's:fawkdancesmiley:

skrause · Sep 7, 2007

darius said:
good god, just cause you heard it on pirate doesn't mean it's right.:looser: You think you're the shock guru, let's see who can set a rig up better someday.

btw, I'm not bitter in the least, bring it up, I was right, as were you, if you really think I was wrong you're lack of knowledge show's:fawkdancesmiley:

I'm still laughing. :haha:

Bunk1 · Sep 8, 2007

skrause said:
I'm still laughing. :haha:

AND webwheelin.

1 grumpy · Sep 8, 2007

Bunk said:
AND webwheelin.

OUCH that's gotta hurt lol.:haha:

skrause · Sep 8, 2007

1 grumpy said:
OUCH that's gotta hurt lol.:haha:

Not really. :haha:

darius · Sep 11, 2007

I've done a little bending and fitting in the past few day's, a little at a time.

1 grumpy · Sep 11, 2007

Damn that's tight..Looking good weeblewobble:awesomework:

Roccrawler · Sep 11, 2007

I like the bigger tube, not the pewny 1.5: :awesomework:

darius · Sep 11, 2007

Roccrawler said:
I like the bigger tube, not the pewny 1.5: :awesomework:

I hate building with 2", makes it tight when fitting it for internal cages, but the extra girth is more proportionate and tougher.

2pwrlftrs4u · Sep 11, 2007

darius said:
2" makes it tight... but the extra girth is more proportionate and tougher.

:haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:

Roccrawler · Sep 11, 2007

I seen the rig today.. He's doing a good job :awesomework:

boxboy · Sep 12, 2007

are you leaving the area under the sun roof open or you have a spreader planned in there? also are you frame mounting or just to the body for now?

darius · Sep 12, 2007

boxboy said:
are you leaving the area under the sun roof open or you have a spreader planned in there? also are you frame mounting or just to the body for now?

It has 2 spreader's from the b pillar cross tube to the front corner's, it will be tied into the frame at the A and B pillar's.