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12-21-2006 #1
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MORE GBodyGMachine Updates
Pics for now, ill explain later.
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12-21-2006 #2
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12-21-2006 #3
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Uhhhhh.........HUH? What gives with the axle cross bracing? Is this going to be attached to the diff or axle in any way?
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12-22-2006 #4
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As you can see I have cut out the stock spring pockets. I replaced it with THAT. I ran a peice of 2x2 1/4 wall tubing under the stock UCA mounts. Then put in a peice of 1 3/4 in tubing for the coilover mounts. The bracing.
More to come.
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12-23-2006 #5
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jeff...looks awesome!! Do you have any comparison shots from the stock frame...to what you have now?? I like what you have done!!!
12-23-2006 #6
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I think I do. Let me look.
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12-23-2006 #7
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This is the best comparo I have
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12-23-2006 #8
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whoa.........
thats awesome. i want...i want...i want
12-31-2006 #9
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Looks like some real nice fab work and thought went into that. Good job.
I haven't even really considered rear or side frame work as part of my project, but you and Illegal Regal are giving me some cool possibilites.
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