View Full Version : T-case skid done
JnJ
April 2nd, 2003, 12:29
Not a great picture, but you get the idea.
http://jeep_n_john.tripod.com/tcaseskid1.jpg
Beezil
April 2nd, 2003, 14:03
did you re-work the lca's already?
JnJ
April 2nd, 2003, 15:31
Yes.:rolleyes: I was trying to forget about that.......
Hunter-Lynchburg,Va
April 3rd, 2003, 04:36
looks good, what does the brace attach to? whats all this re-working the control arms about?
Hunter
KY Chris
April 3rd, 2003, 05:38
Looks sexy! You guys are making me feel like a slacker for not getting all custom-cool with my jeep.
JnJ
April 3rd, 2003, 10:55
Originally posted by Hunter-Lynchburg,Va
looks good, what does the brace attach to? whats all this re-working the control arms about?
Hunter
If you look you'll see a re-enforced section that the seat bolts and seatbelt bolts go through, this is where the brace is attached.
Ok, I screwed up the LCA mounts on the crossmember. When I took my measurements and checked for clearance, I was placing the mounts under the crossmember, as I was actually building the LCA mounts, I figured it'd be cool to tuck them up in so I did. Problem was, I never check for clearance problems first. When I install the LCAs, I had about 3-4" of up travel before the arms contacted the frame :eek: . So, I had to pull the crossmember, cut/grind off the old mounts, and make new ones and weld them on. I did find that my welds were plenty strong, it was a real PITA getting the old mounts off. Now everything is back together and no clearance problems.
Live and learn.....:D
Beezil
April 3rd, 2003, 12:06
Nice of you to come clean JNJ......
consider instead "I re-worked it"
its hard to nail every thing the first time....actually, its hard to WELD everything the first time.......
remember, measure twice cut once.
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