BajaF250
- ChaseTruck754
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Being upside down on the other side of the earth is making your brains mushy Rod.
You're thinking James with the raptor. I was talking Andy = SilverSLK or Slvrslk or however he spells it and Will = Becks_Bronco (now Heep).
You're thinking James with the raptor. I was talking Andy = SilverSLK or Slvrslk or however he spells it and Will = Becks_Bronco (now Heep).
Owner of only dead and forgotten projects
- AussieRod
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Whatever
- Becks_Bronco
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Gosh, i wish i had a Raptor! hahaha. That would make my life.AussieRod wrote:Well, he does have a Raptor, so we could excuse him a tiny bit (after he gets a Jethro Gibbs headslap)ChaseTruck754 wrote:As did Andy.
Will is the one that went backwards!
- BajaF250
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Hey Chris,lugobean wrote:Btw beautiful work on the spindles! And when you guys say keeping then warm, what is warm? Oven at 350 for an hour warm or get the torch out and keep them at a constant red?
First, thanks... second, the process I used to weld the cast material was to heavily tack the parts in place, then preheat the knuckles with an rosebud to about 500°F making sure it was evenly heated throughout the entire piece. You also have to ensure you are working in a draft free environment to avoid any differential cooling. I then completed welded the knuckle... the welding process kept the part in the 400°-450°F range. I then let the piece cool naturally which took about 4-hours. The results were pretty good... no cracks and good, clean welds.
- BajaF250
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Hey Ryan,RyanDS650X wrote:Everytime i check this build i just sit here, mouth open and shake my head.. WELL DONE, SIR! Hopefully you make it out to Barstow next weekend, i cant wait to see it in action.
Thanks... unfortunatly, it's not looking good for next weekend. It looks like I'm going to be out of town and will be unavailable.
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AussieRod wrote:Whatever
- BDKW1
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Not necessarily, A couple of the shops we use only do regular (type 2). For hard ano I would recommend Symcoat.BajaF250 wrote:So will any place that does anodizing do "hard anodizing?" Anyone know?
http://www.symcoat.net/
They may not be the cheapest, but they won't fuck up your parts...........
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I know we used a certain place when I worked at All American Racers. I'll find out if you want. I'm guessing if it's good enough for them.......it should be fine for us.
SteveG wrote:The point? It's amazing these front ends go down the road straight in any form! The TTB is brute. A broad sword and not a scalpel. That's why I love it!
- BajaF250
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Hey Brian,BDKW1 wrote:Not necessarily, A couple of the shops we use only do regular (type 2). For hard ano I would recommend Symcoat.BajaF250 wrote:So will any place that does anodizing do "hard anodizing?" Anyone know?
http://www.symcoat.net/
They may not be the cheapest, but they won't fuck up your parts...........
Thanks for the link, I'll check 'em out.
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I spent the most greater part of the day in the shop and I got my new brakes installed. And the best part... they work GREAT! I'm not happy with the brake lines so I'm going to reroute them tomorrow.
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- tcm glx
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Can't wait to hear the details tomorrow.
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My vote is for minty green powder coat!
Love the truck by the way, saw you cruising down Magnolia the other day.
Love the truck by the way, saw you cruising down Magnolia the other day.
- BajaF250
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Ah oh, was I doing something bad??Travisfab wrote:My vote is for minty green powder coat!
Love the truck by the way, saw you cruising down Magnolia the other day.
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Saw the beast this morning, brakes are sexy, and the dual rear 3.0s are.......HUGE!
- ChaseTruck754
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Its almost like a cool shade of oxidized copper like the Statue of Liberty.
- ChaseTruck754
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I was thinking the same thing, as much as this truck is art in metal, it's 100% function.ChaseTruck754 wrote:Yeah - it looks cool & "vintage"
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100% function and engineering. Tom sets the bar when he does something to his truck.
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Chirping it into second gear and 3 wheeling around a cornerBajaF250 wrote:Ah oh, was I doing something bad??Travisfab wrote:My vote is for minty green powder coat!
Love the truck by the way, saw you cruising down Magnolia the other day.![]()
