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[CHOP SHOP]

Hi Pinion Elocker Install.

First I cut the Elocker notch and welded up the edge where it is further over than a stock 8 inch diff. Also welded up the two unused diff stud holles.

Then I machined it flat with my grinder.

Then I drilled and tapped out four new 3/8 holes for the Elockers different bolt pattern.

 

[CHOP SHOP]

Hi Pinion, Mmmmmmmm Yummy

 

[CHOP SHOP]

Fifth stud install

First I smoothed off the top of the knuckle.

Then I bolted up a couple tabs and and the arms to a half inch hole I drilled in the top where I smoothed it off in the first pic then welded them on the arm.

Then I take them off and weld them up fully.

Then I weld a half inch nut inside the knuckle and weld the ends of the steering arm studs inside the knuckle also.

Longfield Plug/namedrop pic. haha.:beer:

 

[traildemon]

well I dont think that hi steer is going anywhere now. looks good. p.s. u dont have to kiss bobbys a$$ he already likes ya

 

[Bunk1]

Then I machined it flat with my grinder.

Just had to quote this.
:fawkdancesmiley:

 

[CHOP SHOP]

well I dont think that hi steer is going anywhere now. looks good. p.s. u dont have to kiss bobbys a$$ he already likes ya

I dont kiss any ones ass. I never have or will.

Bob has my respect and has helped me out many times. I consider Bobby and Tina some of my friends, not a vendor. I cant count how many times Bobby and Tina have pulled my numerous beaters up the mountain. Good folks.

Allot of my fab skills have been learned the old fashioned way, watching guys like Bobby build things out in his shop.

Bobby is different than most fab guys. He has a more common sense, old school, simple way of building. Keep it simple. Bobby has always inspired me to try making something myself. If someone else builds it why cant I? Or at least try? I was just over at Bobby a few weeks ago and he had built a new wood stove out of 1/2 inch plate! He will build anything, especially if he doesnt like what he can buy, he will build exactly what he wants. I have learned priceless skills and ideas watching Bobbys many projects.

If you need something, build it mister.:; :beer:

 

[Money Mark]

Just had to quote this.
:fawkdancesmiley:

I'm laughing at that too.

 

[dirtygoat]

I see a lot of porosity in those welds...:fawkdancesmiley:


You also might need to re-calibrate, the machining looks a little off...:redneck:

 

[AMJ]

Just had to quote this.
:fawkdancesmiley:

That is pretty classic :haha:

 

[Binder]

Then I machined it flat with my grinder.

Hey that's how I do it at the trailer park.:awesomework:

 

[Cole1]

I was looking back at the middle of the build at the links and was wondering whats the advantage of running bushings on the frame side of the links and heims on the axle side? Does it make the heims last longer? School me on links please.

 

[CHOP SHOP]

I was looking back at the middle of the build at the links and was wondering whats the advantage of running bushings on the frame side of the links and heims on the axle side? Does it make the heims last longer? School me on links please.

The upper links have 7/8 chromo heims. The lower links have 2 inch poly bushing at the axle and johny joints at the frame end.

Reason for this combo? .....Well I had 4 heims and two Johny joints and a pack of bushings. All were leftovers from previous projects. = paid for.

So I figured Id keep the heims up high, outta the mud on the upperlinks.
Then I figured JJs and bushing for the lowers, so I put the bushing at the axle cuz its dunk friendly and put the JJs at the frame end of the lowers cuz they stay out of the water most of the time and can be greased anyways.

 

[super samurai]

well hiem /hiem puts stress on the mounting points, and hiem bushing has somewhere to give a little.

 

[Bunk1]

I luv ya brad....

But i gotta give ya crap...

Built not bought eh??? Make everything yourself...yadda yadda yadda

 

[runner over]

haah nice eye bunk:awesomework: but he probably got it for free or really cheap b-rad always finds the bargains.

 

[Bunk1]

haah nice eye bunk:awesomework: but he probably got it for free or really cheap b-rad always finds the bargains.

He got it for free or in trade for labor...Come on..I know the guy pretty well.

 

[CHOP SHOP]

But i gotta give ya crap...

Built not bought eh??? Make everything yourself...yadda yadda yadda

it came with the diff and I had to fit the bastard anyways. It wouldnt clear the leafsprings properly.

"built or freebie":kissmyass:

Good eye.:beer:

 

[Cole1]

Any updates on this? I was checking it out at the swapmeet. Looks good.

 

[CHOP SHOP]

Any updates on this? I was checking it out at the swapmeet. Looks good.

Here is the updated work done to it now.
http://www.nw-wheelers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=57407

 

[stealthrunner1]

:redneck: Damb i love build threads!!!!:redneck::beer: