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Stupid soccer mom jeeps! 
Speaking of which, I need to toss that plate I made fer days ago behind my steering box...
Speaking of which, I need to toss that plate I made fer days ago behind my steering box...
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You can't see it well, but the bottom of the crack on the right is also deformed outward.
Not a moment too soon to have those frame plates cut...
The plates are way nice I love them welding them is a hole other story . Have funOriginally Posted by FloydXJ
Is it bad when your frame starts cracking in half between the track bar bracket and steering box? You can't see it well, but the bottom of the crack on the right is also deformed outward.Not a moment too soon to have those frame plates cut...
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Anyone got a decent tube Bender they wanna lend or rent me? Gotta make some tube fenders to make the heap street legal
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You can't see it well, but the bottom of the crack on the right is also deformed outward.
Not a moment too soon to have those frame plates cut...
This was supposed to be fixed a while ago! you knew about this when you put your track bar on almost 8 months ago! lolOriginally Posted by FloydXJ
Is it bad when your frame starts cracking in half between the track bar bracket and steering box? You can't see it well, but the bottom of the crack on the right is also deformed outward.Not a moment too soon to have those frame plates cut...
this is the reason I did all the plating on my rails and put on hydro to take the stress off the rails... (and to make it turn like a dream hahah)
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Originally Posted by customzj73
Anyone got a decent tube Bender they wanna lend or rent me? Gotta make some tube fenders to make the heap street legal
I wish I did!
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They are a little bit of a ***** to weld on but well worth it! the hardest part IMO was getting them to mold to the curce of the rail since they are made of flat steel. However with C-clams and a torch the second side was pretty easy!Originally Posted by bigboystoysxj
The plates are way nice I love them welding them is a hole other story . Have fun
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They are nice! Made it super easy to do. Originally Posted by builtnotbought89'
Who's cutting them for you? Same setup Derek & Tristin were workin on?
Front
Rear
Just to **** people off....
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Mine are similar to that, only costed me 12$ in steel
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I got a job try out tomorrow. Yay I guess.
My wife likes the apricot version.Originally Posted by Mr Talon
I have tried it, its delicious. The orange one is ok.I got a job try out tomorrow. Yay I guess.
...and she finally got me to put a slice of orange in my beer (I favor Blue Moon Belgian White these days, but I'm eclectic about brewski's). Oddly enough, I liked it.
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I don't remember, I have some other stuff cut at the same time...Originally Posted by builtnotbought89'
I can't see the pics, but what did it end up costing you guys?
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haha, it was mroe then 12$ Originally Posted by customzj73
Mine are similar to that, only costed me 12$ in steel
I wish I had a plasma.../ or a garage at the time I did it.
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They are 80 for the fronts and 150 for front and rear. Most the cost is the table time. But still 100 bucks cheaper than any other kit. I'd rather have them cnc cut out then sit there with a plasma and do it all day lol
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Thats a,really good deal I would buy themOriginally Posted by jmaxj
They are 80 for the fronts and 150 for front and rear. Most the cost is the table time. But still 100 bucks cheaper than any other kit. I'd rather have them cnc cut out then sit there with a plasma and do it all day lol
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You can't see it well, but the bottom of the crack on the right is also deformed outward.
Not a moment too soon to have those frame plates cut...
Ouch, Better fix it before it end's up like Myke Fleming's XJOriginally Posted by FloydXJ
Is it bad when your frame starts cracking in half between the track bar bracket and steering box? You can't see it well, but the bottom of the crack on the right is also deformed outward.Not a moment too soon to have those frame plates cut...
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Can he make them for Ford Bronco's?Originally Posted by jmaxj
They are 80 for the fronts and 150 for front and rear. Most the cost is the table time. But still 100 bucks cheaper than any other kit. I'd rather have them cnc cut out then sit there with a plasma and do it all day lol
That is a real question and I am not being a
I just wanna box my frame on mine.