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PBFAB.COM 11-07-2006 11:33 PM

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Originally Posted by b&a72 (Post 1869278)
What is the tire and rim combo? I like the rims!

The rears are 22x10 with 295 35's and the front are 20x8.5 with 255 35's. They're a Porterbuilt Street Rods signature wheel... that's a joke. I got a screaming deal on em a while back and went ahead and bought a few sets... that's why you see them on so many of the trucks we've worked on.:)

b&a72 11-07-2006 11:53 PM

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Well they look awesome can't wait to see the truck when it gets done!

PBFAB.COM 11-08-2006 12:11 AM

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Here's a pic of Dino's 63 Panel... the 66 will match (except sit lower in the rear). I'll post up a larger image tomrrow... didn't realize how small this one was.

Project SIKty-5 11-08-2006 07:50 PM

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I love the way these trucks look, laid out. Makes me wish mine was close to this stage. For that crossmember, will it lay out on a 22? Or is there necessary work to make it lay out?

PBFAB.COM 11-08-2006 10:36 PM

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Here's a better pic of the Panel.

PBFAB.COM 11-08-2006 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Project SIKty-5 (Post 1872265)
I love the way these trucks look, laid out. Makes me wish mine was close to this stage. For that crossmember, will it lay out on a 22? Or is there necessary work to make it lay out?

It will lay frame with a 3" drop spindle and a 29" diameter tire... there are plenty of 22's that are 29" tall... so yes, it will lay out with the right 22;) .

PBFAB.COM 11-08-2006 10:40 PM

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Here's a few more pics of the rear... still a ways to go before it's done.

PBFAB.COM 11-08-2006 10:40 PM

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some more...

Frizzle Fry 11-09-2006 04:10 AM

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I like the bridge bracing you ran foward to the hoop and the bag mounts. Ok... I like the whole thing! Love all the CNC'd parts. Very clean and functional design as usual.

Project SIKty-5 11-09-2006 05:19 PM

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I agree, Porterbuilt, you have some amazing skills...the rides look beautiful. I wish I had 1/2 the skills you do. By the way, that sectioned 56 is gonna be a jaw dropper when its done, and your truck is gorgeous as well. Keep us posted on the work, love seeing it!!




:metal:

Bob Moore 11-09-2006 10:26 PM

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What are mis-alignment bushings? A picture please.

TIA - Bob

PBFAB.COM 11-09-2006 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Project SIKty-5 (Post 1874010)
I agree, Porterbuilt, you have some amazing skills...the rides look beautiful. I wish I had 1/2 the skills you do. By the way, that sectioned 56 is gonna be a jaw dropper when its done, and your truck is gorgeous as well. Keep us posted on the work, love seeing it!!




:metal:


Thanks, for the compliments... I am pretty lucky to be able to do this stuff everyday, and get paid for it!

I got some cool projects in the works... I will keep updates coming on all the trucks.

PBFAB.COM 11-10-2006 12:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Bob Moore (Post 1874349)
What are mis-alignment bushings? A picture please.

TIA - Bob

A mis-alignment bushing, shim, or spacer is a small machined spacer that is used in conjunction with a spherical rod-end (Heim joint) to allow the joint greater movement.

Here's a pic of a heim with mis-alignment spacers (on top and bottom with a bolt through the middle).

Bob Moore 11-10-2006 09:05 PM

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I know I said TIA but I'll say it again for including the picture.

Thanks - Bob

Rokcrln 11-10-2006 09:44 PM

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You know you really need to brush up on your fab skills, I think the new kid is causing you to slack off abit! LOL ;) Looks great as always!! What are the plans for the bed floor?

Kevin
LFD Inc.

PBFAB.COM 11-10-2006 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Rokcrln (Post 1875732)
You know you really need to brush up on your fab skills, I think the new kid is causing you to slack off abit! LOL ;) Looks great as always!! What are the plans for the bed floor?

Kevin
LFD Inc.

Cover it up with a bed floor????? Are you kidding me!?

Rokcrln 11-10-2006 11:46 PM

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Originally Posted by porterbuilt (Post 1876087)
Cover it up with a bed floor????? Are you kidding me!?

Yeh right you never like covering your work:cool:

PBFAB.COM 11-11-2006 12:29 AM

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That's the only draw back to doing this kind of work... you have to cover it all up when your done:( . Oh well, WE know what's under there!

chevyrestoguy 11-11-2006 11:28 AM

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Again- Keep those construction shots coming! I always wait for you to post more pics. I'm always impressed with your honest, straight-forward answers. It seems too often that guys post on other websites and slam everybody else's work while producing questionable quality themselves. My wife's folks live in Suprise, AZ, and the next time we visit I plan on coming to Mesa and looking you up. By the way, I can't get over the way your Mig welds look. The spacing and width look like a robot did it. With Migs that look that nice, who needs the time consuming hassle of Tigging everything?
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Weed Vaporizer

72CSTC5 11-12-2006 03:06 AM

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Nathan your work is SIC. Plain gorgeous metalcrafting. It is a shame all of your chassis work gets covered up. Tell your customer to run a plexiglass floor in the stepper!

PBFAB.COM 11-12-2006 01:34 PM

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Thanks guys, for all the compliments.

Don't worry, the floor will be designed to leave a majority of the work exposed, yet keep as much road grime out as pissible.

xlcooplx 11-16-2006 03:38 AM

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what setup are you using on the front? i see you're an ART dealer so i didnt know if it was a kit or if you had pieced the kit together..looks good though man!:metal:

Bishops Trucks 11-16-2006 04:37 AM

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Can you say "LOW".

Tony@AirRideTech 11-16-2006 12:06 PM

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http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/attachment.php?

now that is bad ass right there...... !

Rokcrln 11-16-2006 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by xlcooplx (Post 1886415)
what setup are you using on the front? i see you're an ART dealer so i didnt know if it was a kit or if you had pieced the kit together..looks good though man!:metal:

He is using his own kit for the Cross member named "Dropmember" (search the site) and "It is the only way to go if you want to be this low":lol: Then you can bolt on your stock arms or ART's stronge arms as well as other brands I belive.
Nathan will get back on this question when he stops for another breath or a bit to eat in his 25 hour days:crazy:

Kevin
LFD Inc.


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