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transmission is ready for a novak adaptor and awaiting a centered up tcase
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Builds rocks and rolls
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Thanks too tall I didnt even think about it I will put some type of retainer around the shaft/bearing
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Bump for an sweet build.
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Only getiting one day a week on the build.
I picked up a front disk set up on the cheap which I am going to use in the rear. Instead of chevy brakes in the rear I will have toy brakes front and rear.
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I picked up a front disk set up on the cheap which I am going to use in the rear. Instead of chevy brakes in the rear I will have toy brakes front and rear.
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bucket of hub parts and bearings.
Bearing gas bath.
Replaced the brass in the spindles they were beat up and worn out.
I need to order up some new rotors
I have new bearings and races but they are sill in the boxes and wont come out until the install
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Bearing gas bath.
Replaced the brass in the spindles they were beat up and worn out.
I need to order up some new rotors
I have new bearings and races but they are sill in the boxes and wont come out until the install
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Forgot to post these photos from awhile ago.
After removing the rear 22 gallon tank, I had to shorten and reroute the fuel lines.
I am using the OEM tank and the tank inlet is such a wierd fitting and it took awhile to adapt to it.
For the return line I welded a piece of plate on the fill tube and tapped it. Used an existing hole in the floor.
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After removing the rear 22 gallon tank, I had to shorten and reroute the fuel lines.
I am using the OEM tank and the tank inlet is such a wierd fitting and it took awhile to adapt to it.
For the return line I welded a piece of plate on the fill tube and tapped it. Used an existing hole in the floor.
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got a box from longfields last week. 30 spline birfs and other goodies
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hub gears for the front and driv flanges for the rear
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over the weekend I started working on my POS roll cage.
Painfull taking the roll cage out by yourself. Hail the forklift gods
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Painfull taking the roll cage out by yourself. Hail the forklift gods
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had to remove all the foam and tape
small dent in second pic
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small dent in second pic
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last pic of roll cage before minor modifications
All I had was 1.25 OD 120 wall so I used it up
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All I had was 1.25 OD 120 wall so I used it up
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Cut some gussets and broke out the whole saw jig. I hate that dewalt drill. On several occasions when my drill angled varied it has kicked my ***
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welded the gussets in place and the the main cross supports
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somewhat of a finished product
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Plasma jig. Freehand I get sloppy.
made some footers to tie in roll cage to the frame.
still a rough product will clean up later
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made some footers to tie in roll cage to the frame.
still a rough product will clean up later
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Excellent work! That roll cage looks a million times better without all the tape on it.
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Brown showed up last week with bomb proof housings from diamond axle. I posted a seperate thread earlier giving diamond props.
Using fj40 3rds
64 wms
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Using fj40 3rds
64 wms
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front housing. welds are perfect, lots of penetration
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housing next to each other.
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