Project SmileMonggie 2011

[SmileMonggie]

I would like to present an image to expectations, it 'offline.

 

[SmileMonggie]

 

[SmileMonggie]

To see the same set of steering better.

 

[SmileMonggie]

After this, it will bring to the test in real SmileMonggie. Both soil and rock. Then I would take pictures to present to watch each other again. Thank you very much for the image display area.

 

[SmileMonggie]

Then I add data.

 

[SmileMonggie]

E-mail: [email protected]. This is my own mail. Any information you'd like to have a lot more. Or something for asking. I am pleased to data.

 

[RadioShackSpecial]

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Thank you. Very Nice Jeep.

 

[beakie]

khapun kha, for sharing this with us.
this is very clean work. well done.

 

[Lowrange2]

Looking good! Do the control arm bolts just look small because the control arm brackets are so big?

PS Your steering wheel is on the wrong side.

 

[mekcanix]

This is amazing. the quality of the welding is excellent. thank you for posting this it has given me some new ideas for my old truck sitting beside my shop rotting away

 

[kastein]

My only worry is those steering arms, the rest looks amazing!

The bolts holding the steering arms on - did you use cone sleeves? From what I know, you are supposed to use studs in the steering knuckles, conical holes in the steering arms, cone sleeves, and nuts, so that the fit is perfect instead of being a clearance fit as with bolts.

 

[xcm]

very nice fab work, love seeing the differant jeep shops from around the world. please keep the pics coming.

 

[WI88XJ]

Me too!!

Thanks for sharing your build with us. I also love to see such fine fabrication from other places then the US.

Some video of your rig in action would be really cool!

 

[SmileMonggie]

Willing to receive feedback and thank you.
:laugh:

 

[FlexdXJ]

DAMN! Nice seeing some badass builds around the world. See its not just us hillbilly americans anymore!

 

[HoneyBadger]

Sawat dee,

It appears Buakaw Por Pramuk is a team member!

My wife's brother is employed by the Royal Thai Army (Aerospace Engineer) at Lop Buri and Sa Pran Nak. We trained at Por Pramuk gym (my son did, I just made a fool of myself) during our last visit.

Chok dee!

 

[twodoorXJ]

Rad!

That jeep is badass. What axles are those?

 

[SmileMonggie]

Front drive shaft of the latter is TD42 Nissan.

 

[SmileMonggie]

Front drive shaft of the latter is TD42 Nissan.
Axles is TD42 Nissan.

 

[XGarfX]

Beautiful work, I have never seen those axles around how strong are they? Are the u joints big? How many splines are the axle shafts?