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I hadn’t thought about that. What kind of extension are you picturing?
A piece of aluminum same width as your angle and 6" long so it's 3" longer than now. But it all depends if you can find a screw head that won't tear up the sidewall. It might end up easier to just flip them...
Lots of us wish that the only way our vehicles would rot out would be by taking them to the beach to have fun.It looks cool.
Funny, one of those showed up in craiglist here.
It would be aweosme at the beach till everything rusted away in a year or two
Dang beach sand and salt ruins everything
6 months a year liberally coated in rust accelerants
Theres very little to rust on them. The only exposed metal really is the ends of the axles and rims. The bodies/tubs are polymerIt looks cool.
Funny, one of those showed up in craiglist here.
It would be aweosme at the beach till everything rusted away in a year or two
Dang beach sand and salt ruins everything
I think adding an extension would work if I could weld aluminum. Screwing it on would add 1/2” of material either inside of or outside of the guides where they sit currently. I think I’m gonna go to Harbor Freight and get a belt sander. Then I’ll be able to sand the edges a lot easier. That’s what took the longest. I rounded the top corners to keep from puncturing the tires. Then I might hit CL up and try to find a cheap drill press.
Thank you! They’re pretty durable, just make sure you paint the axles and rim and you’ll be solid.It looks cool.
Funny, one of those showed up in craiglist here.
It would be aweosme at the beach till everything rusted away in a year or two
Dang beach sand and salt ruins everything