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Old 09-09-2013, 12:09 AM   #10
GySgtFrank
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Got some measurements from AJ to verify that I had my wheels placed correctly, I did amazingly enough. So I started on clearancing for the tires. I'm going for enough clearance to run 255s if I decide to, better to set that up now than wish I had later.

Cut out most of the passenger side inner wheel well as they definitely hit pretty much everywhere. Also notching the frame rails for clearance. The tires fit without it, but being able to turn them to full lock would be a rather nice luxury.


front suspension by GySgtFrank, on Flickr


open front wheel well by GySgtFrank, on Flickr

I will be putting in a loop to mount the shocks to as well as the upper A arm mounts on a pedestal off the frame rails. The frame rails and loop will be triangulated back to the firewall to add stiffness and support. Need less to say lots of bracing and figuring still to go.

I also need 2 inches more clearance at the top of the wheel arches for suspension movement with the large diameter tires. Need to pull the fenders to modify the basic body structure for that.

I'm trying to get updates posted even though it's not really presentable yet, as I will be disappearing for 2 or 3 months pretty soon to go to work. I won't be able to do much else until we finish up with harvest.
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