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Full Width SAS on '90 Danger the 4th


Slammer67:

BTW I'll give you $200 for the mud kings

Hey, i think i may keep both tires. But i dont know. I will let you know
 
so you got any updates on her? btw i think i forgot to ask, how much are you going to space the coil buckets off the frame?
thanks
 
GM Lowering Shackles

I should buy new hangers but i didnt. I will just wait til they break. However, i grinded the rivots and punched them out to get the rear hangers off to install my new GM lowering shackles. I found them in the Summit Racing clearence section for cheap :headbang: It took some pounding to get them in the brackets but they went in there. Anyhow, they are installed with my new "old" springs that are softer than what i had.

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Looks pretty good. Congrats on the coming engagement and the ME degree. I'm in that program now, it's hard as hell.

Thank you. :D
Are you doing a Co-op? i did and recommend it. The experience is great. Some days that program can be really hard and agrivating (sp?) and other days are just hard. Stick with it. Its worth it!
 
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how much closer are you welding the spring perches in? thanks

oh and keep up the work i love it
 
so you got any updates on her? btw i think i forgot to ask, how much are you going to space the coil buckets off the frame?
thanks

I dono yet. haha. i have not done any measurements on the front axle. I will find out when the time comes haha. Let me know if you find out how far they are supposed to be spaced. I have 2x2 square tubing with .25 wall that i was going to cut and use as my spacer. But i think thet will be too much. I also have 1" thick alumn plate at work i might just drill the holes needed and use that. I am tryin to avoid using my access to mills, lathes and stuff because i want to build this as if i had just normal hand tools... and a torch haha
 
yea i dont think its too much of a difference, but next time i'm at her ill measure it up and let you know
 
Thank you. :D
Are you doing a Co-op? i did and recommend it. The experience is great and so is the money haha. Some days that program can be really hard and agrivating (sp?) and other days are just hard. Stick with it. Its worth it!

My school doesn't offer a co-op as far as I know. I'm just in my first year of the actual engineering school though so I'm still learning quite a bit.
 
love the truck,cant wait to see more progress man! keep up the work!
 
Thanks for the comments

I hope to be engaged and workin on it full time mid oct if everything goes right
I can buy the small stuff, but i am going to wait on the big stuff

I hope to get the spring perches welded on this weekend

and dont worry, when this is done there will be wheelin pics!
 
Bumper

Well, my spring perches and shock mounts didnt come in. and i was at my buddies which is where i have welding access. So i looked around in my barn and found a few feet of 2 x 2 x 0.25" tubing. So i was like, i will go make a bumper. So i went to the office real quick and drew up a simple bumper on 3D CAD and printed out drawings with dimensions to make the build easier.

I want somthing tough but not big and bulky. my 1/4" wall tubing is also heavy so i dont want to use too much of it to save in weight. I also dont want it stickin out the front too far but do want a winch someday. so i integrated a 2" receiver into it.

heres what i came up with:
and the frame connections are not shown in the drawings

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Front:
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Top View:
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Drawings...
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D28 being put to good use finally. Holding down my saw horse while i cut the tubes
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Main Straight Pieces
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One of the Top sections. Cut them all with a sawzaw
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Kinda my plan for the 2" Receiver
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Something like this. Cept 2" lower. Yes, i do have DIXIE Horns
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Top ready to be tack welded. Ran out of material to do the bottom angled members
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