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payne97
gas the **** out of it
good look heep
where did ull get those tars
TheViking
Targeted
Nice build man like it a lot!
The Clearbranch customs crew has be tied up working on the latest addition to the fleet lately. Progress have been slowed.
Today the brown Santa in the brown truck brought me some goodies. PSE xtreme race steering kit.. It's extremely extreme.
I am still waiting in artec to ship my mount.
I can't wait to get this stuff on and finish the front end once and for all.
Today the brown Santa in the brown truck brought me some goodies. PSE xtreme race steering kit.. It's extremely extreme.
I am still waiting in artec to ship my mount.
I can't wait to get this stuff on and finish the front end once and for all.
We got some work done. Steering mount is ready to go in and be mounted.
The ram mount is for and hp60. So naturally it did not exactly fit this application. Just like everything else on this project it had to be modified. Also the plate that allows the diff cover to be removed, interfered with the ram mounts. We had to weld 2 of the bolts into the face of the ram mount. There was no way to get the nuts on the back side.
The ram mount is for and hp60. So naturally it did not exactly fit this application. Just like everything else on this project it had to be modified. Also the plate that allows the diff cover to be removed, interfered with the ram mounts. We had to weld 2 of the bolts into the face of the ram mount. There was no way to get the nuts on the back side.
Couple of pics from yesterday. We worked really hard trying to get the axles ready to be geared and assembled. At bump the ram mount was very close to the grill so we had to do a little cutting on it to get it to clear. The radiator is now the lowest point which I am not real thrilled with. I will prob make some kind of bottomed cover for it of the bottom radiator plate. We made a small truss for the axle to attach a bridge plate for the ram mount to. Bridge plate is on order. I have no idea why I did not just order it to begin with. I also picked up a cheap LJ top from a guy in Greenville. It's not fitting on the windshield real great so I will have to work on that some more. Here some pics.
throttlejunkie
Well-Known Member
This thing is looking tougher everyday.
TheViking
Targeted
Looks great!
ridered3
Not Rigless
Stance of this rig is drool
Thanks guys!
Did not get a bunch done yesterday, but we did get a free things knocked off the list. 601-metalworks cut me out a bridge plate for the front axle, we started tying in the frame to the front tube work. We also swapped out the windshield for a new tj windshield. It fit much better. Here some pics.
I have been working on getting my armor in the computer as well. It's coming along. Hopefully we will be cutting it in the next few weeks
Did not get a bunch done yesterday, but we did get a free things knocked off the list. 601-metalworks cut me out a bridge plate for the front axle, we started tying in the frame to the front tube work. We also swapped out the windshield for a new tj windshield. It fit much better. Here some pics.
I have been working on getting my armor in the computer as well. It's coming along. Hopefully we will be cutting it in the next few weeks
Got the front end headed in the right direction yesterday. After building 4 different grill hoops that we just did not like, I came to the conclusions that is just wasn't meant to be. I kind of like the cleaner no grill hoop look anyway. Mike laird came over and worked on the hard top while the rest of us tackled the front end. Dude is tricky with the fiberglass. He is making it happen. I got a light bar in on my last shipment that I really wanted to use, however with the winch plate in the way it was going to block the entire grill. I decided to flip the mount upside down from they way it should naturally be. The Barnes4wd mount has a fair lead hole in the bottom for the suck down so my plan is to run the rope out the bottom. I am going to put a roller fair lead on the bottom hole then run it through the front fair lead if I need to winch myself. Anyway I think it worked out ok. My winch should be here next week so we shall see. I still need to add a few more things but we got it to a point I thought I would share.
I just for information purposes I used 1.5x.25 quarter wall for all the front tube work.
Btw we sale these lights at our shop so I have been eyeing the for a while. They are pretty pimp. They have 3 wires one for flood one for spot and one to run them all. 22,000 lumen in a 17" bar ain't bad.
I just for information purposes I used 1.5x.25 quarter wall for all the front tube work.
Btw we sale these lights at our shop so I have been eyeing the for a while. They are pretty pimp. They have 3 wires one for flood one for spot and one to run them all. 22,000 lumen in a 17" bar ain't bad.
Hammer Kustomz
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drool any updates sweet rig
I got the grill done last night. I am so glad that is down. It has been a pain sting the beginning. We worked way to late but it is done and mounted. I also mount my front turn signals and tested my winch for figment.
That is the bottom mounting point for the grill it sits on the 1.5 DOM frame piece.
I have a bunch of hoods laying around the house so I figure I would test a couple of different fender cuts. Here the first one what y'all think
That is the bottom mounting point for the grill it sits on the 1.5 DOM frame piece.
I have a bunch of hoods laying around the house so I figure I would test a couple of different fender cuts. Here the first one what y'all think
ridered3
Not Rigless
Really coming together! Updates?
