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on April 22, 2010, 5:18 pm, Daze wrote:
I used the patter I pictured before to make these brackets. they are heavy duty and identical. best part is they fit really well.
They look simple enough but I have almost 8 hours in to them. They are currently only tack welded together, I need to weld them up solid, including fish plates at the joints so that I can start working on the cross beams.
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Great looking pieces and ................... I really start thinking of going this way too. The best side is that the system can be assembled on the ground and just lift up in place which is a very big bonus.
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Daze, I am ready to build the side supports and....... just toughed of asking for the plans. My car is on the ground and drivable so preparing everything and then making it a one day job is what I prefer. Otherwise I have to unbolt everything and make the template which might take to long on a other guys lift.
Can you give me the measurements for the side supports?
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nope can't do it. you already took my web site info and put in one unit ahead of me and I can't let you beat me again, it would make me look bad just kidding. I can give you my info but I don't know if it is the same for a 67 Mustang. this drawing is not to scale, but should give you a general idea of what I have going on.
Let me know if I can help further
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I can wait if.................. you want me to do so
Before asking you for the plans, I searched my Mustang vendor catalogs and all state the same frame rails for 65-68. I assume that this info should proof that the side mounts should fit. Even if they don't fit, we will gain some new info about it .
Thanks Daze,
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Do you want shackle length?? I can get it for you but I think you would be better served to figure it out your self for your application to insure the side brackets are level.
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Actually I needed the .............. front section so I can prepare them before going on the lift. I will have to leave town for a week and have to wait until I am back and go on with the install.
Thanks,
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I am confused, what else do you need?? n/m
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Nothing else needed Daze, your drawing ................ included all the info I needed.
thanks,
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Very nice work! ... the gaps at the bends look really good. I'm guessing that took many trips to the grinder to get those just perfect!
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Thanks!! truth is it didn't take that much grinding I new what angle and shape I needed to cut my wedge out and then just cut it a little big so I had a good gap to fill with weld.
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