shelbyluvv
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- 29 Palms, CA
Re: Rear frame, SWB
I didn't take any of the install.
I didn't take any of the install.
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POSJ's SWB Build
- Thread starter POSJ
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POSJ
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- Minot ND, Unfortunately
Re: Rear frame, SWB
Dark picture of the interior...just cause.
Exterior prior to cleaning and prepping.
Dark picture of the interior...just cause.
Exterior prior to cleaning and prepping.
POSJ
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- Minot ND, Unfortunately
Re: Rear frame, SWB
Construction is ok, but it isn't OEM and the stock seal won't fit on it.
Stupid mount flange that you drill through to mount it.
Construction is ok, but it isn't OEM and the stock seal won't fit on it.
Stupid mount flange that you drill through to mount it.
POSJ
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- Minot ND, Unfortunately
Re: Rear frame, SWB
But ohh wait, they didn't put the curve in the glass to match the cab. OEM replacement my ass...
Not even close...but I already drilled holes in it to mount it because I waited this long to get it.
But ohh wait, they didn't put the curve in the glass to match the cab. OEM replacement my ass...
Not even close...but I already drilled holes in it to mount it because I waited this long to get it.
POSJ
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- Minot ND, Unfortunately
Re: Rear frame, SWB
So this is turning into my build thread...
Got a tire carrier/30 hub from a buddy here in ND. Tried to think of another option than just bolting it to the bed. I thought about cutting out the crossmember and putting the spare under the flatbed, but the 35 wouldn't fit between the shock mounts. I decided to cut up the second hand mount and weld it to the crossmember and cut the wood around it so that its recessed into it.
Just have to cut the wood out around the tire so that it will drop in and mount to the carrier. Then figure out how to strengthen the wood after cutting it.
So this is turning into my build thread...
Got a tire carrier/30 hub from a buddy here in ND. Tried to think of another option than just bolting it to the bed. I thought about cutting out the crossmember and putting the spare under the flatbed, but the 35 wouldn't fit between the shock mounts. I decided to cut up the second hand mount and weld it to the crossmember and cut the wood around it so that its recessed into it.
Just have to cut the wood out around the tire so that it will drop in and mount to the carrier. Then figure out how to strengthen the wood after cutting it.
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iluv83vettes
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- Houston
Re: Rear frame, SWB
I would run some cross boards to tie-in the shorter cut boards with the longer boards that have more mounting points, unless you can run a thinner board underneath the tire and above the crossmember.
I would run some cross boards to tie-in the shorter cut boards with the longer boards that have more mounting points, unless you can run a thinner board underneath the tire and above the crossmember.
POSJ
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- Minot ND, Unfortunately
Re: Rear frame, SWB
Thought able doing some angle bars welded in to support the wood. I need more weight in the rear anyway...
Thought able doing some angle bars welded in to support the wood. I need more weight in the rear anyway...
POSJ
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- Minot ND, Unfortunately
Re: Rear frame, SWB
Well got it done and I'm stoked about the outcome. Ended up just getting some flat stock and drilling some holes and threw wood screws in it.
Cut out the wood around the tire...kind of eye balled it. But it's wood and easily replaceable.
Only had to do the cab side, the tailgate side is strong enough to stand on.
Flat stock with wood screws.
Finished product without the tool-box and storage boxes mounted.
Well got it done and I'm stoked about the outcome. Ended up just getting some flat stock and drilling some holes and threw wood screws in it.
Cut out the wood around the tire...kind of eye balled it. But it's wood and easily replaceable.
Only had to do the cab side, the tailgate side is strong enough to stand on.
Flat stock with wood screws.
Finished product without the tool-box and storage boxes mounted.
iluv83vettes
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- Houston
I don't think I have wanted an MJ any more than I do right now.
POSJ
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- Location
- Minot ND, Unfortunately
That was awfully nice for something that was said on the interweb.
Boostwerks.com
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- Colorado
That looks fantastic! 
POSJ
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- Location
- Minot ND, Unfortunately
That looks fantastic!
Thanks man, means a good bit coming from somebody with your design skills.
