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Help Support Hardline Crawlers :
Baby blu beater
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CHOP SHOP
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CHOP SHOP
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Cole1
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Truck turned out really good Brad, im a sucker for the 1st gens.:awesomework:
ain'tstuckjustresting
RIP Mister 12/5/12
Keeping the roll bar makes it look "Old skool"!:boobies3:
runner over
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another cheap and capable wheeler. nice work b-rad. looks like it will work great. evan though it dont have portal tech axles, 10 rate coilovers and a atlas 5 thousand lol:awesomework:
TrikeKid
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Yeah, just needs a visor now. :redneck:
zukkev
Cornfuzzled yet again...
Turned out good Brad:awesomework:...Definitely makes me miss my 81...:booo:
dirtyhall
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Looks good Chop Shop! You did a fine job. :awesomework:
unclestripey
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:awesomework:
:beer:
:beer:It reminds me of the first gen i built in 07 for a buddy. Simular build except i used all pro 5" up front.
http://nw-wheelers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9689
http://nw-wheelers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9689
like a 2 inch block and shitty driveline angles?
and to answer your question chop shop I would mock up the front and rear suspension and place the sping/shackle hangers in the proper places so the vehicle sits level based on weight and spring rate. not spend a bunch of time on the front then throw a band aid in the rear because i'm doing it for free.
your work is your work whether its paid for or not if you half ass **** you will always be know as a half ass no matter how many compliments your little pee ons give you.
good day sir.
CHOP SHOP
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Thats exactly what I didnt want to do.:flipoff: Its so awesome wheeling with your shackle hangers and spring hangers hanging down like anchors.:looser:
You right boss, I should have made the spring hangers hang off of the frame rails 5 inches. That would make for some sweet hangups.
uke:The driveline angles were fine. The shafts turn smooth and freely and are far from binding at full droop.:awesomework:
I have installed at least 30 sets of chevy springs. I didnt look at pirate for tech on them. I put the first set on the stomper 12 years ago. BEFORE internet wheeling. I roamed around the yards and tried several chevy springs before anyone was doing it. I leaned it all myself, not from speculation from tards like you. I know the ins and outs of these trucks without advice from you.
I dont hang springs for free, tardo. Only steering ram skidders.:kissmyass:
Again boss you make no valid point. show us some more of your brilliance. :beer:
When I need some advice on tractors or farm animal ****in, Ill look you up, till then Ill be wheelin circles around you.:kissmybutt:
Again the only pee-on giving advice or responding here is you. All the others have been seen in the woods while wheeling. Most of the folks in this thread are above average wheeling enthusiasts that I value an opinion from.
I value your pee-on opinion at nothing. I wouldnt pee on your mouth if it was on fire. Thats what I think of you, pee-on.
Have a good day, .............yours truly, Half Assed B-Rad:beer:
Or you don't know how to do it.
you can make the truck sit right without the blocks and without using gaudy 5 inch spring hangers
I hope not all of them are as half assed as what you did to this truck.
go ahead block me. all I said was you could have done it without the blocks and you get all butthurt. sorry I hurt your feelings big guy.
mudder1912
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I have read this whole thread and found lots ofgood info and ideas. In my opinion anyone who whines about work being done wrong and then compliments you at the end is a douche bag (boss7). awsome work chop shop i would let you work on my pos if you were closer :beer:
:beer:I have read this whole thread and found lots ofgood info and ideas. In my opinion anyone who whines about work being done wrong and then compliments you at the end is a douche bag (boss7). awsome work chop shop i would let you work on my pos if you were closer
I merely pointed out his design flaw in a asshole type of way. he's a self proclaimed asshole so I thought he could take it. guess not because he got all defensive. I guess its a little different for this chop shop person when the shoe is on the other foot.
By the way, Nice looking truck and I dig the "budget build" status... but I would also beef up that ram guard... decent amount of leverage against the thin housing if it gets hit really hard at the right angle. That's me personally.
CHOP SHOP
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Thanks Matt!
The owner knows this and is going to plate it in at home. I build for alot of people that can weld and fab, they just dont bend tube or feel good mounting their own springs and steering.
The owner said he would build something to protect the ram. I know he doesnt have a bender and thought, man I could whip up a bar for him in a few minutes. I found a scrap that was long enough to bend one end but not the other, hence the preformed 90. It made a scrap work perfect and it fit better on the diff bulge than a large radius bend that had been cut down to fit. They were stoked when they picked it up and had no problem adding some more steel to the front diff himself.
This truck was not a full build. Just things the owner didnt want to do. They will finish it up just fine. Ill help them if they run into trouble. I like working for guys like Greg and Jeremy. Thanks guys I enjoyed you and your truck!:beer:
I put the builds on here so folks can see they can do it themselves with cheap parts, not KITs. If they are OK DIY fabbers they could follow these like recipes if they want.
Theres always something better, just dont waste your life chasing it, alot of folks will pass you with "just fine" stuff while living life to its fullest.:beer:
