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slider bar/ additional jack point
hey gents, nearing the end of my project here and now it's getting to time for the rocker pannel repair
i was wondering has anyone or does anyone have a reccomendation for running some square tubing below my rockers for a slider bar or a additional lift point? got any ideas? i was thinking two or three inch square tube, then i can run the supports to the frame and bolt/weld them to the frame wanting to do this the same time i make an "X" for my rear frame i'll be putting a trailer hitch in (just bolt on) but then boxing the frame near it with pretty much a large "X" so while im tugging folks out of the mud i quit twisting parts back there... thanks for inputs... and pictures are even better! |
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Two option's:
Go square tubing or perhaps something more...:chevy: If you were closer, I'd give you the square tubing I pulled off. |
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Couple more pics of the square tubing and how it's mounted, sorry those are all I have.
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My gallery is down at the moment so no pics to share...
I used 2x3 square tubing. But I removed both outer and inner rockers(rusted) and welded the tubing directly to the rocker box and body pillers....basically cut out a spot, floor jacked up the tubing welded it in place :uhmk: :mm::chevy::mm: |
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nice thanks gents!
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Was going to say what they said, and you could weld some a sheet of steel with dimples onto the tubes.
I think what your thinking about the back x would work too, but at the end of the frame hammer some c channel on then weld it it will make the frame more solid. similar to this but ending over the rails. http://c1.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...a3d5c63800.jpg |
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just be careful how and where u mount it. These frames are designed to twist right after the cab and a solid mount strattling this point will cause tears if not done right. I think petersons did a write up on this on a CUCV they where building . I want to ad some to mine also rock sliders seem very usefull. I know alot of companies make em for K5's but have not seen any for trucks. ORD had talked about it but i don't think they ended up doing it.
Here is the article! http://www.4wheeloffroad.com/brandpa...k_3/index.html |
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