Their 5 inch kit should work would just have to go with a 1 1/2 - 2 inch shackle to match the 6" front right? I'm sure you can call them and tell them what you have up front and they can confirm
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Their 5 inch kit should work would just have to go with a 1 1/2 - 2 inch shackle to match the 6" front right? I'm sure you can call them and tell them what you have up front and they can confirm
Front Range Off-Road Fabrication
if anyone has been looking at buying these, i am going to be cutting some out. I dont know what the cost will be yet but if someone wants some send me a pm.
if anyone has been looking at buying these, i am going to be cutting some out. I dont know what the cost will be yet but if someone wants some send me a pm.
Do not need those, but I know a few us could use some slider style 63" chevy spring mounts.
Like these: http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/catalog/63-chevy-spring-swap-p-279.html
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yeah some of those would be nice but i already have my spring mounts, i found a set for like $10 i think it was.
Who makes that cage, or is it a one off?
i just looked thru about 150 pics from some la4x4 guys trip to hot springs this past weekend.......man i cant wait to go there!!!!!!!
I don't know but was wondering the same thing. Its a good design with protection built for all on board. We may have to send him a PM I'd like to know myself.
Looks like it would protect my little ones and I am sure Woody has tried it more than once if he has had it long.
I see the cage looks better then the body, so your head will be safe and that is a good thing. Great pic.. Woody i guess it was time for a break.
X2, would like this design for the 74
Yea, that body has seen alot of trai time. Thats like his full time job wheeling event to event and keeping MUD up. What a great job
His response.
RidderFab Offroad Racing
local friend, 1-3/4" .120 DOM for all primary bars, 1-1/2" .120 DOM for secondary/seats, proper nodes and design. That cage has survived...mm...well, over 50 flops and rolls over the past 7-8 years of my poor driving.
Design was a compromise between what Jim wanted and what I wanted...it's VERY much a one-off, similar to the current MetalTech design however, but customized to my rig and my needs.
I'd do it very similarly the next time.
and yes, it's been VERY effective
it was also not cheap...but cheaper than a doctor bill
RidderFab Offroad Racing
local friend, 1-3/4" .120 DOM for all primary bars, 1-1/2" .120 DOM for secondary/seats, proper nodes and design. That cage has survived...mm...well, over 50 flops and rolls over the past 7-8 years of my poor driving.
Design was a compromise between what Jim wanted and what I wanted...it's VERY much a one-off, similar to the current MetalTech design however, but customized to my rig and my needs.
I'd do it very similarly the next time.
and yes, it's been VERY effective
it was also not cheap...but cheaper than a doctor bill
if you need help with your rear springs lrt me know we could put they on here if you want
my favorite place to go bar none.
cant wait to get the da mutt on the trails in ark
That is one hell of a cage!! And it is a great looking cage too.
When are you plan on going?
and going and goingThanks Larry. 50 flopsand still going.
Will due, im still looking, if somebody know something let me know.
paul did u get da clutch in from marlin ?