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Old 10-28-2012, 10:34 AM   #46
ChiefRocka
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Re: HOW TO: Crossmember sectioning ...

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Originally Posted by woodscavenger View Post
The skills some of you guys have amaze me!! This looks like something I would see on the HAMB but with more skill.
HAMB, whats that ??

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good job John. The burb is sweet
SAL !!! How have you been ?!? Been a while, huh ??

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Originally Posted by Woogeroo View Post
Nice work, very thorough.

I know how aggravating it is to take pics while in progress on a project too, so thanks for sharing.

-W
Thanks Woo. It does take a little more time, instead of just tearing into it...but I think its worth it to share ...

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I have learned more on this forum then any other forum.Plus there is no bullcrap or whining on this forum.Thanks for the tech Chief Rocka.
No prob ... You talking about LIL, by chance ??

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Chief, after you section the crossmember do you go ahead and add 2.5" drop spindles ? or is this not possible after sectioning due to steering clearances....???? Kieth
You can. As for steering issues, the clearance problems are due to the crossmember being raised.

A dropped spindle typically is cast with the spindle relocated, but the steering arm is in the 'stock' location.
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