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I was looking at the full kit from psc and it only includes the two clamps. wierd

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have heard of people having issues with the clamps not holding the ram tight when not using 4 clamps.

seen some guys build ram stops so even if the clamps loosen the ram cant move.

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I had plans for ram stops

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Drinking beers in the shop last night I think I’ve got the ram mount figured out. I may have also talked myself into chopping the rear frame rails lol


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So there was more of this :beer: :beer: :beer: at the shop and some bench wheelin. The night finished off with me chopping the rear frame rails off. I never liked the way I had doglegged the frame out but it was the quickest way at the time to make it a roller. I also realized that the way I had mounted the springs was not optimal either. This opens up my options for a larger fuel cell too

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I know your busy but glad to see you make some progress on it.

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pointsnorth wrote: Mon Jan 10, 2022 9:39 am So there was more of this :beer: :beer: :beer: at the shop and some bench wheelin. The night finished off with me chopping the rear frame rails off. I never liked the way I had doglegged the frame out but it was the quickest way at the time to make it a roller. I also realized that the way I had mounted the springs was not optimal either. This opens up my options for a larger fuel cell too
pics or it didnt happen :flipoff:

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About six beers deep on a Friday night


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Got that out of the way


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Started with gaining some up travel


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Next up I tried a couple different options but finally settled up on what offers the best triangulation imo. At the same time I moved the rear spring mounts out which creates a trapezoid in the spring setup that should make it Handle better


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The previous picture also shows the rear springs frenched into the tube. I’ll be going with a curved shackle to clear the rear bumper tube as soon as my acrdriod shows up.


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There is still a bunch of tubing I need to add and a few critical gussets but it’s back to being a roller


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Snap-On tape measure? Damn, that thing is probably worth more than the whole build.

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Scott Cee AKA 2drx4 wrote:Snap-On tape measure? Damn, that thing is probably worth more than the whole build.
It’s actually cheaper then the ones that the industrial shop sells down the street.


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