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What wheels are on that truck?
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I love my Porterbuilt dropmembers! I just called and ordered more parts! Great guys to work with and always worth the wait!;)
Progress pics. http://i1296.photobucket.com/albums/...ps2d9fc714.jpg http://i1296.photobucket.com/albums/...psbfc4908c.jpg http://i1296.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9d9fe609.jpg http://i1296.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1d4985b4.jpg |
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Nice
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The coil over version will keep the Touring base and we will be fitting up some headers specific to the kit for the LS motors. Nate Posted via Mobile Device |
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Here's a little before and after Dropmember love!
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Love it!
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Sweeeeeet...Jim
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What can a Dropmember do for you?
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Hi Nate, God, how do you guy's get welds that nice? Anyway, i had a thought of a different rearend set up: put an irs rearend above the frame and not c notch the frame. I think with the read diff as low as possible (keeping the bed floor as close to normal as possible) and let the halfshafts angle up when dropped down, it may work. Has anyone done this and contacted you? Or how about a toronado front drive set up and let the rear be a pair of swing arms and put the box floor on the ground and make people think about that one! Gmc made motorhomes in the 70's on toronado drivetrain and the rear was an airsprung tag axle adjusted from the drivers seat in use! I like to dream outside of the box sometimes. Keep up the great work. Brian F.
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As for us doing something like that... One thing I have learned is that for me, simple is better. You can make simple look really cool... and function extremely well. Complicated becomes expensive... as time=money. Nate |
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Here's another clean Dropmember Equipped truck...
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I investigated going the IRS route before deciding on the Porterbuilt route. I do occasional towing and building a IRS rear to handle that and the power of a built LS motor was way above my budget. More than the total cost of the front and rear Porterbuilt. I spoke with a couple companies I've dealt with on Jeep projects and they didn't think it could be done.
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I really like the latest design for the DM. Now I just need to save up some cabbage to get one for my '65...
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I need to get my new powdercoating setup built so I can order mine.
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I just need to get off my lazy bum and Build my frame and order my dropmember...
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Just started a new job (3 months ago) after being layed off from the job I worked at for 13 years. Anyway. Met this guy that has a 70 C10 and told me I should stop by and check it out. And like most car/truck guys he offered to help with anything I needed to do on my truck.
So I stopped by yesterday... His truck is in the works but oh my :metal: Porterbuilt dropmember with coil overs, porterbuilt rear set-up. Fabbed rails to rais his bed floor. 6.0 LS. This thing rocks. And Id have to say it looked pretty freakin awesome next to his custom 63 stingray convertable. Was drooling so much and asking so many questions I forgot to take pictures. Ill be visiting quite a bit so Ill make sure to take pics next time. |
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That is funny, when I was running a press brake on the production floor we had names for parts too:X-wing fighter,texas,california,oklahoma and my favorite were the "frogs". Parts can really get strange looking once you flatten out a model. What kind of press brake did you get? and did I hear a new water jet too? Is yours a Flow? we just got a new Flow water jet ;) great machines. |
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Our press brake is American made by Iroquois... its a smaller unit with CNC back-gauge and Z axis. Does a perfect job for what we need. The waterjet is an OMAX. Been a little bit of a headache getting it all set-up... hoping it doesn't turn into a bigger headache down the road. :) Here's a couplefew trucks running Dropmembers.... enjoy: |
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I recognize that last one. One of Nathan's trucks going down 35 @ 121.
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Man! N2billets (tiffany) truck is looking sweet!
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killin it! congrats!
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That squarebody work truck is sooo sick! I love it! And that Hale's Speed Shop truck is awesome too!
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Here's another clean square body stepper running Dropmembers front and rear.
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I have a ton of questions about that orange stepper. Thats what I'm trying to do with mine.
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Which OMAX did you get? I may be getting a 55100 soon. Boss has one and we don't have any room here for it anymore so he wants to out it in my shop.
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Subscribing. Good info here!!!
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