Weldin bead locks
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From: SoCal, San Fernando
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6
Originally Posted by xjcherokee90
No problem. And the $20 plus you will save getting your own hardware can go to ward fuel to try them out when you done lol
My hat is off to you sir, looks fantastic! We should plan a trip soon... I will come out there cuz I just like to have my HEEP on the trailer and new places are always fun! Lol
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From: crossville,tn
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Well I am now also able to haul mine. Got to talking last night with a buddy about all these places to rise but would haul it to go. So I got up this morning and went an bought me a 18 ft trailer lol
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From: New Hampshire
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From: crossville,tn
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by TN12valve
man im serious about gettin you to make me a set if you can find the time... I will happily pay. I think the beadlocks would look super nasty on my new V-5's!
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From: crossville,tn
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by 1ABrian
Freakin A man. When trucks were trucks. Good dependable easy to work on and good lookin. I miss those
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From: crossville,tn
Year: 1992
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Sneak peak of how I'm ginna build my doors, I will start a whole new thread when I start building but just a Lil preview for now. Found these at pritate and fell in love
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From: crossville,tn
Year: 1992
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Well her are some more pics. Just finished welding another set, but got a few pics diluting the process. So here ya guys go. I put a tack about every 3rd hole. Start one one side and weld up between three tacks then spin the wheel all the way around and do the same in the other side. This keeps heat lower and keeps the ring from wanting to distort. After I have 4 sides welded then I weld from tack to tack moving around the wheel back and forth to keep the heat down. And after its all welded up don't grind the weld off just polish the weld smooth and you will have a good air tight wheel. Leaving the weld keeps it from breaking cause if it's ground down flat like I did before the rings will cone and the weld will begin to crack. So if any questions just ask


