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well this is the start of it
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i was busy today... Almost finished the hitch, just need to weld it up on Monday

I reckon this thing will withstand 300 atomic bombs a 3000 foot drop and one supernova...

but thats just what i think...

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nah not the right height, im going to make a dropped tow ball for it.

Cant do that till ive finished the car though

And yes... its over 40kgs of solidness
 
Heres the finished product people :)

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Super flash :D
 
suit yaself,


this cost me nothing though :)
 
Will do!

Ive been rather sick the last week so not much work got done... and now im at tafe again...

cant wait for this Saturday, i can work on it again!

Stay tuned peoples!
 
sorry all, i havnt been able to touch the thing in agez.. ive been working away, im back for a while and then probably away again... one day ill finish it!

VERY SOON!
 
:( I'm really really interested in how it turns out.

I ripped my tray off my ute it's literally only got a sheet of steel on the back now and instantly got over 2 inches of lift outta the rear suspension and dropped fuel consumption by 2L/100km because I don't have the airbrake on it!

I really really want to see how yours turns out.
 
i know i know :(

im realy pissed off about not being able to do any work on her...

i REALLY REALLY cant wait till i am able to complete her
 
SOME PROGRESS!

  • Rear Hitch in place
  • Gusseted
  • Rear Shackle angle revised
  • Front Hangers in place
  • Front springs hung

The mating of the hitch to the chassis could not have worked out better, looks grouse and i reckon its plenty strong enough.
Changing the rear shackle angle was a sinch, air arc and a steady hand. Has made the rear end flex heaps more already.
The front spring hangers are tacked into position appx 2.5" - 3" further forward to allow the 37"s.

More work to come later i hope

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Some nice neat welding there,you should have taken it up professionally;)
 

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