80 showing a little flex (1 Viewer)
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Maybe a little resizing would have helped :
Do you think?
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fixed it 
That thing is missing some pieces I think. I don't see any sway bars.
And Shane Barlows truck on the same site has no shocks connected if you look close, and the springs are way out of the seats.
BAd to have unsprung movement with lots of travel, the car can "trip" itsel over, with momentum before the spring takes up.
BAd to have unsprung movement with lots of travel, the car can "trip" itsel over, with momentum before the spring takes up.
Nice FJ40Crusher, but those pics have been around for awhile , and as Shed mentions, it's a lot of flex, but not the kind I'd want
, and as Shed mentions, it's a lot of flex, but not the kind I'd want weird pic, doesn't look right to me. either the person standing next to the cruiser is small, or someone had some fun with photoshop. but if it is real, sh*t load of flex. more than i have ever imagined for an 80.
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[quote author=Junk link=board=2;threadid=12836;start=msg118236#msg118236 date=1078887602]
Nice FJ40Crusher, but those pics have been around for awhile, and as Shed mentions, it's a lot of flex, but not the kind I'd want
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Figured as much, my buddy just forwarded me the site. Photoshop? Maybe, that dude does look a little small now that I look at it.
But, for what it's worth, thought it was a cool pic.
Nice FJ40Crusher, but those pics have been around for awhile
, and as Shed mentions, it's a lot of flex, but not the kind I'd want [/quote]
Figured as much, my buddy just forwarded me the site. Photoshop? Maybe, that dude does look a little small now that I look at it.
But, for what it's worth, thought it was a cool pic.
That RR tire looks like it's making a left turn too 
It does look PS'ed. In fact, it looks like the RR tire is in the bucket, but the bucket is behind the small hill there, which would put it way behind where the truck is supposed to be.
It does look PS'ed. In fact, it looks like the RR tire is in the bucket, but the bucket is behind the small hill there, which would put it way behind where the truck is supposed to be.
[glow=black,2,2]Silly guys ...... it ain't no photoshop chop . Listen to the comments above as to 'why and how' it's acheiving that flex ... [/glow]
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what are these rolls of white plastic sheet-looking affair in front for?
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Look like big sections of PVC pipe to hold fishing poles or something.
what are these rolls of white plastic sheet-looking affair in front for?
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Look like big sections of PVC pipe to hold fishing poles or something.
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what are these rolls of white plastic sheet-looking affair in front for?
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I'm thinking they are homemade clinometers ...
Just let the water slowly spill over the PVC lip , dropping onto the opposing side's spotlight ... simple[/glow]
what are these rolls of white plastic sheet-looking affair in front for?
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I'm thinking they are homemade clinometers ...
- Seal bottom of 3' lengths of PVC tubing
- Fill each within 4" of top
- Expose the wiring for the bumper-mounted spotlights
- Turn on spotlights and begin flexing
- If a light begins shorting out , you're over flexing
Just let the water slowly spill over the PVC lip , dropping onto the opposing side's spotlight ... simple
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