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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Covington, WA
Posts: 770
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Re: Doing a full frame
Thanks guys for mentioning a frame table. I am planning on building one out of wood, something simple but much more level than the floor. Any suggestions for doing the rollcenter and all of the calculations beforehand? I'm assuming start with wheelbase, and what types of link setup and all of that, but should I just start there and let the work begin or is there a more mythodical approach?
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: gardnerville nevada
Posts: 136
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Re: Doing a full frame
hey hit me up on private msg if you got any questions on this i have built allot of frames ill give you my number if you have some questions as far as the frame table make it out of steel wood will move on you and the steel you can tack peices too it this is my table its still not even big enough but it works for back halfs and check out a shop called BBT fabrication i think thats what its called they did a frame for a 80s burban its pretty sick the front sus is killer he is on street source .com under the builds but yea like the other guys have said take allot of measurements and plan it out
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Folsom, Ca
Posts: 573
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Re: Doing a full frame
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: gardnerville nevada
Posts: 136
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Re: Doing a full frame
here is the thread of the build of the truck that the frame is for
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=1#post4629212 |
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