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Project: LOWCRAWLIN
by jimmy on Wed Nov 25, 2009 8:17 pm
I am in the process of redoing the link in the back. I started out with the KP kit and decided to go with a weld on 4 link and a fuel cell. There was nothing wrong with the KP kit, I just want to go a different route. Enjoy the progress and the pics. JIMMY
Here is the first pic with the compressor rancl out
My nifty tank,battery and compressor mount with the new fuel cell
cutting the bed bolts out, damn things would not budge, that is why I am looking for new ones
couple shots of the KP Kit we are about to take off
This is what the KP Kit looks like off the truck, it is sold to WickedXLT, soon to be shipped to him to bag his ride
The command center, never really saw what was in voled in this valve set up, I have since taken it all apart and rebuilt everything and cleaned them. They will be mounted to the rails under the bed
More pics to follow
Here is the first pic with the compressor rancl out
My nifty tank,battery and compressor mount with the new fuel cell
cutting the bed bolts out, damn things would not budge, that is why I am looking for new ones
couple shots of the KP Kit we are about to take off
This is what the KP Kit looks like off the truck, it is sold to WickedXLT, soon to be shipped to him to bag his ride
The command center, never really saw what was in voled in this valve set up, I have since taken it all apart and rebuilt everything and cleaned them. They will be mounted to the rails under the bed
More pics to follow
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Re: Project: LOWCRAWLIN
by GCash on Wed Nov 25, 2009 8:35 pm
Copied and pasted from our club forum so info is kinda out of date lol
Jimmy dropped his truck off on Sunday (same time other Jim was picking his up) for a new 4-link. been messin with it a little all week but its coming along.
after we got the bed off
taking off the welded on bolt on kit (i wish we had a thumbs up simile)
what i think of fords when jimmy isn't around
last nite messed around with the lower link bars after going to bourbanis to get steel and stop by to see guido (and the baby)
how i left it last nite
woke this morning and stated hammering down on it
thanks nick for helping today getting the bag mounts tacked into place
has the potential to get some good lift if you can find a tall enough bag lol, but there's pretty much no pinion angle change through out travel
how i left it today, got a solid 8 hours in today and got alot done. just got to button up the fuel cell, start making gussets for stuff and pull the axel out and start welding everything up.
Jimmy dropped his truck off on Sunday (same time other Jim was picking his up) for a new 4-link. been messin with it a little all week but its coming along.
after we got the bed off
taking off the welded on bolt on kit (i wish we had a thumbs up simile)
what i think of fords when jimmy isn't around
last nite messed around with the lower link bars after going to bourbanis to get steel and stop by to see guido (and the baby)
how i left it last nite
woke this morning and stated hammering down on it
thanks nick for helping today getting the bag mounts tacked into place
has the potential to get some good lift if you can find a tall enough bag lol, but there's pretty much no pinion angle change through out travel
how i left it today, got a solid 8 hours in today and got alot done. just got to button up the fuel cell, start making gussets for stuff and pull the axel out and start welding everything up.
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Re: Project: LOWCRAWLIN
by djs03xtreme on Sun Nov 29, 2009 1:09 pm
looks really good guys!!! JIMMY does this mean you will finely be able to drive LOW?!!! ha ha now hurry up and get that truck done!!
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Re: Project: LOWCRAWLIN
by GCash on Tue Dec 01, 2009 7:44 am
Some updates
right before the teardown
Some from eariler today.
right before the teardown
Some from eariler today.
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Re: Project: LOWCRAWLIN
by btown on Tue Dec 01, 2009 4:26 pm
That's turning out pretty clean. Nice work man.
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Re: Project: LOWCRAWLIN
by jimmy on Fri Dec 04, 2009 11:53 am
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Re: Project: LOWCRAWLIN
by Spott on Fri Dec 04, 2009 5:10 pm
Looks real good Jimmy!!!
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Re: Project: LOWCRAWLIN
by bdpaco on Fri Dec 04, 2009 11:44 pm
lovin it!
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Re: Project: LOWCRAWLIN
by GCash on Mon Dec 14, 2009 2:35 pm
Some completed pics
gets decent lift
Took the ranger and my truck out last nite for a test drive. let timmy drive my truck, figured he couldn't do anymore damage than jeff did lol
gets decent lift
Took the ranger and my truck out last nite for a test drive. let timmy drive my truck, figured he couldn't do anymore damage than jeff did lol
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Re: Project: LOWCRAWLIN
by Spott on Mon Dec 14, 2009 7:38 pm
SWEET!!! some nice work
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