It was a precut kit from either greatlakes offroad or copperhead fab. You just bend the bottom into the "V", and weld it together
It was a precut kit from either greatlakes offroad or copperhead fab. You just bend the bottom into the "V", and weld it together
Thanks, George
Joshua 24:15
New tires in the house
Thanks, George
Joshua 24:15
Are you going to leave the plactic on so they don't get dirty rolling around your shop?
Remember if you didn't build it you can't call it yours.
6.2 powered M715, 5 M1009's, M416, 2 M101's, 2 M105's, 3 M35's, M1007 6.5 turbo Suburban project called Cowdog.
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Yea. I may not even take them off of the pallet
Thanks, George
Joshua 24:15
I like your old tires just fine myself....
But those look good too.
The new hummer tires dont have nearly the tread (wish they did), but I can them easily enough from several places. I got these from Trailworthy fab for $100.00 each. They said 75-95% tread, and these look to be about 80%
Thanks, George
Joshua 24:15
What did you do for the linkage from the pedal to the booster?
I've started my hydroboost planning this afternoon.
When I measure the old linkage from the brake pedal to the master cylinder in the original setup I measure approximately 4 inches from the center of the pedal stud to the mounting surface of the master cylinder.
When I measure the hydroboost setup it measures approximately 6 inches.
The rod in the hydroboost doesn't appear to be removable on my unit.
I suppose I could cut and weld it but wondered what others have done.
I got my hydroboost originally for a CJ7. Elliott (from here, ebay, FSJ.org and other forums) had a kit with everything.
I never got around to hydroboosting my CJ, so when I got the 715, I contacted him, and had a new bracket made to mount the HB to the firewall. Everything else was a direct bolt in. If you are looking for ease, contact Elliot, he can hook you up. Otherwise, there are places that make adjustable pushrods.
There are certain things that I am willing to whip out the tape measure and tools to fab. This was one of them that I was happy to purchase and bolt in.
Thanks, George
Joshua 24:15
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