Thread: This is what I have been doing

Quote: Originally Posted by XDAILY ha ha hes looking a little small in that big truck. Bet he loves drivin though Oh yeah made his day.

Quote: Originally Posted by Rigman Oh yeah made his day. I bet it did, mine love getting behind the wheel to.

Quote: Originally Posted by Rigman ATLAS=$3000.00 shipped. It took about a year and a half to build including plan changes and rebuilds. Cage is tied in to frame via sandwiched plates,lower plates have tube welded to frame. Was running long tubes switched back to manifolds. Made the shift boot out of a well used Red Wing boot. Thought that would be little different from the norm. Great looking rig. Keep the pictures coming.

ha ha hes looking a little small in that big truck. Bet he loves drivin though

Quote: Originally Posted by Rigman You will have to wait 5 days. I am at work and they changed out my laptop for a tower and they didn't import my pics. I work 7 on 7 off. Sorry. no problem when you get a chance.

That thing is VERY nice Hope you can make it to a Clayton or Hot Springs run sometime __________________

Minimize bumpsteer and binding issues when flexing (has to match drag link angle)

Quote: Originally Posted by va92bronco Ok. I will be the dumba** to ask. Why does it matter which side of the truck the traction bar is on? everything spins clockwise looking front to rear causing "lift" on the passenger side. putting the bar on the passenger side counter acts the lifting of the passenger side.

no, it doesn't. think along the axle, on the p-side the pinion is rotating up, on the d-side it is rotating down. when you put it on the drivers side, it has a neutral effect going forward and a jacking effect in reverse (your rear end will raise). with it on the passenger side it has a planting effect going forward and a neutral effect in reverse. both sides of the chassis lift without a bar because there is no restriction on the...

Very sweet. I'd like to eventually put my 12,000lbs winch in the back and get a 16,500lbs for the front. My winch was one of my best mods, but sometimes it's useless up front and could be better on the rear. Very nice mod dude!