Beth.

[clarke1]

Most of my time this last weekend was spent cycling the rear suspension and determining the location for the shocks and bump stops. The GOOD news is I have all the measurements now, and I should have shocks on this thing next weekend!!

Updates:

-fabricated bump stop mounting plates. also incorporated some alignment blocks for the bump stop itself.

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[clarke1]

-I've been avoiding filling in this tube junction near the bump stop area. Originally it was left open so I could weld all the tube structure then plate it in. It needed to be done before I could move on...

here is that section and the bump stop mounts

[clarke1]

This recent plate work shown looks BIG and ABSURD but, it serves as a key foundation for the upper shock pick-ups. Once the design is complete it will all work together and will not stick out like a sore thumb...

[clarke1]

...and dont forget to wrap up anytime you think its gonna get dirty

[Devin J]

Very nice work! Looks like you won't have any trouble getting a job anytime soon!

[clarke1]

getting a job? do you mean taking on a project for someone? I have a job... and thanks for the reply

[ZTFab]

[chace]

im starting to get the idea that you like to d a little plate work

[clarke1]

how did you know I was black? what gave it away... lol

[clarke1]

im starting to get the idea that you like to d a little plate work

I do not know if I like it, but I definately do not mind working with it...(:



I just got back from the shop. 3 Long days of work payed off, shock mounts are done & welded, limit straps are also mounted. Too tired to post pics tonight... tomarrow for sure