Recent content by marcytech

Thank uou! I’ll look him up

He’s using the stock spindle rn so his true is goin way higher off the bat. I suggested checking what his ride height is gonna look like with the stock spindle

I think the shock needs to be mounted higher. That bump stop is able to compress a bunch more than what you have it compressed right now. So at bump all your load is gonna be in your shock mount

I’d love to learn about training this year. Where to do it, what types of trainings there are and so on primarily I really want to get better at moving quickly with a rifle. Learning room clearing and stuff like that.

Your design and fab style is seriously my favorite of all time. I hope one day I can build something this cool.

It won’t. It doesn’t change that much. On my ranger it only changed like 5 or 6° so the least it saw was about 5° at droop. Strapped at 21” of travel.

I ran 11° on my ranger. Honestly it was great on the highway

I would attribute it to his budget compared to the rest of the field back then. That truck was a huge leap above the rest and it wasn’t because of the radius arms haha

You got you a smart kid! The secret to beams is mostly in the steering same as arms One important point on beam geometry is the radius arms. You want them slightly angled up (frame pivot lower than beam connection) from ride height. This helps with harshness as the wheel will travel backwards...

Many memories in that garage with the boys playing garage hockey way back when haha can’t wait to see the progress!

Not a chance in hell

Waddup Kyle! Let me know what length those straps are. They look hammered. I have a bunch of nearly new straps sitting in a box that maybe you can make work. Been waiting for the right opportunity to put em to use!

One for the nerds like me

Hey now, harbor freight has some decent shit! Haha

So. It’s done, well kinda. I don’t have time to finish the light bar or wire any accessories up but it’s driving and dirt worthy! Finished up the front end did a quick alignment and took her for a spin. The thing drives so nice! I’m super happy with how everything turned out and can’t wait to...