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Old 08-18-2007, 07:40 PM   #10
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Re: angel of cut for z"

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be patient with me as im not too educated on this stuff. i have read oround this forum about the wheel not being centered in the well on some of these trucks. would an angle cut be a way of adjusting this off centered problem when building a frame?
Yes it would. You can raise the control arm pivot points & move the spindles centerline forward @ the same time. The catch is you have to remove the same amount of material from the front frame horns to keep everything the same overall length.

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Straight cut is the CORRECT way to go. If the frame is gusseted/plated correctly, it will look like one continuous frame rail.
While I'm no expert, the correct way is to do a well planned, structurally sound job w/quality welds. Other than that, there's no reason that it can't have the "look of one continuous frame rail" w/an angled cut that has been plated similar to a straight cut.
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