I've seen alot of very elaborate tubular bridges in minitruck mags. They are usualy bagged. But the same settups could be used for hydros. Most of them the spring perches are mounted to the C-notch on eitherside of the frame. Then the tube bridges are mostly for show.
Rear Cylinder Mounting Ideas?
Alright guys, I`m getting to designing my rear setup on my '90 Isuzu p/u. I`m making a bridge made out of 1" schedule 80 bent tubular shit. I have a coilover setup and the coil measures at 3" wide. I`m thinking of just taking a piece of, say 3" long X 3" X 1/4" thick round pipe and making that my mount, having the bent tubular shit coming off my c-notches mounting to the pipe. What do you guys think of this idea? Anyone have some pics of some trick setups on the rear of trucks??
And one more question. On these mini trucks, the frame is already completely boxed but not very thick at all. You all think it would still require a wrap for a standing 3? Sorry for the long post!!
Thanks!
And one more question. On these mini trucks, the frame is already completely boxed but not very thick at all. You all think it would still require a wrap for a standing 3? Sorry for the long post!!
Thanks!
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should look nice man....seems alot of people cut corners when they juice p/u's....most are the standard c channel, spray painted bridge
Quick question fellas....The cylinder measures 1 9/16" around. How much slack do you guys leave in the mount around the cylinder?? Does it need to be pretty tight or some room for movement? Thanks!
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