Looks like walking bird shoudl have sent a PM instead of posting
ats - only thing I'd change so far is ditching the color
Good to see you continuing to push the envelope past known limits again. This is the type of creativity that without, folks would still be driving around on the original standard OMEs.
Please keep the pics and posts coming.
I agree on the color, wasnt my first pick, but, when its cheap, I can live with it. black top section, dark silver bottom may come, when it gets cut into a ute some time in the future though
As for the CC bushes, we use a specific brand, great on duro, and thats why we only use 2 deg, and not 3 deg, because what your talking about Landtank, is correct with 3 deg or cheaper stiffer bushes, and can limit travel, and even cause housing cracks. To get maximum travel from the bushes, I have drilled holes in them before, giving them more movement, and duro doesnt seem to be effected much wioth std rubber ones, but the CC poly ones, even the good quality ones we use, dont like extra holes in them.
Axle relocation actually has nothing to do with the CC bushes.
The pic of my patrol, on the ramp at the 4wd show here, which uses same bushes as cruiser, and siliar arms and spring/shock design, has CC bushes fitted in that pic and that vehicle had 10" stroke shocks, using all 10" of stroke in its articulation.
I do have a plan B, which I have done before, to make the arms flex more, if the full twist of the shock stroke cant be used, but Im starting with the basics, so we can document it, and move to the next step.
cruiserdanShe wanted a truck to "wheel like she stole it" and mine was not a viable candidate....
Dont leave the keys laying around Dan, or she might just do both, steal it, and wheel it
Short bus bar is on, and I went black gloss for now, may color code it to car, when rear Slee bar and wheel carrier arrive later, sliders will also be black.
Some elec work, VIV inspection, and ready for reg at the moment, so will have some more pics shortly, then once reg is done, we get out the plasma and welder again, heading down the beach for a BBQ breakfast for the wifes birthday in it Saturday, the down side of this is the rings I had to get made for her birthday, and wedding ann 3 days later, after the vehicles I have spent money on so far this year
