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  • #46
    Originally posted by dr.dirty View Post

    Well, at least the center of gravity is going to drop considerably. How much does that cross member weigh?
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    • #47
      I know i need to. I still need to build steering One front UCA install the gears finish weld everything hahaha
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      • #48
        Originally posted by RAT View Post
        Well, at least the center of gravity is going to drop considerably. How much does that cross member weigh?

        Its def heavy duty the top plate is 3/8 and the gussets are all 1/4
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        • #49
          Looks good....its coming along nicely...
          Last edited by WOKNROX; 06-26-13, 07:09 PM.
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          Let's go wheelin!

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          • #50
            Well I didnt get as far as I would have liked because I just realized I have the wrong size tube adapters to fab a new front UCA.

            All the rear brackets are on and tacked in place

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            • #51
              Well had some time and got some work done toady.

              the front is done minus making some new bump pads.





              Full stuff Driver side







              Full Droop




              Full stuff pass side

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              • #52
                Today was alot of grinding to make adequate clearance for the oil pan and frame side track bar bracket.





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                • #53
                  Very Sweet looking Axle!
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                  Better To Burn Out Than To Rust Out!

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                  • #54
                    Looking good Scott. :thumbs_up
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                    • #55
                      One oversight was that I forgot to drill and tap the hole for the air line so it could be interesting.
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                      • #56
                        Oh $#!t. That's going to be fun.
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                        • #57
                          I have a right angle drill so im hoping I can use the approach

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                          • #58
                            So trying to keep the budget down I wanted to reuse my Woods drivelines.

                            So for the front I used a 1310to 1330 conversion U joint and for the rear it was a 1310/1350


                            1310 to 1350 = Spicer 5-460X

                            1310 to 1330 = Spicer 5-134X




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                            • #59
                              Originally posted by dr.dirty View Post
                              So trying to keep the budget down I wanted to reuse my Woods drivelines.

                              So for the front I used a 1310to 1330 conversion U joint and for the rear it was a 1310/1350


                              1310 to 1350 = Spicer 5-460X

                              1310 to 1330 = Spicer 5-134X




                              Changing the slip yokes is a better deal. i ran a combo joint in the front and it kept bottoming out in the yoke. Replaced the combo joint and pinion yoke to what I should have used to begin with and all was well. You can reuse the 1330 or 1350 yokes on bigger driveshafts when you go bigger and beefier.
                              Slip yoke runs between 60-70 bucks isn't a lot more than the U joint

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                              • #60
                                Originally posted by dr.dirty View Post
                                I have a right angle drill so im hoping I can use the approach

                                You can always chop the drill bit short and sharpen it. a bit that's less than 2" long end to end should work well with the angle drill

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