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man looks great, and your moving right along with this one!! keep it up and it will be done for piston and paint

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Kool.

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dig the work very slick

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i am in.....

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Subscribed. I really like the way you work. Not really complicated solutions to problems, very straight forward and simple, and just awesome quality work. Not to mentions incredibly fast.

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I'm with creep here, you make it look sooo easy, sailing right trough it.
And it's looking GOOD! Thanks for sharing, Jason!

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Whats the measurement you lowered the radiator/bumper?

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coming along nicely!! Cant wait to see the changes you put into it

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Happy Fourth of July everyone!! I'm still waiting on a few more parts!! Here's a few phone pics for you all!!
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My Rear wheel and tire set up, Mopsteel wheels and stock caps. Wheels are 20x9 with 3" back space. Tires are 275/45R20, they look perfect!!
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Mocking up for total rear end width!!
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Jason

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Is that the 2" on the front member?

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Just a picture I like!!
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Bag worked out perfect!!
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Had to narrow the rear 3"s per side (for a total of 6")
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Welded all up and new axles installed!!
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As soon as I get the rest of my parts I'll get the frame rolling and get onto the truck!!
Thanks
Jason

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Yes! Two inches out of the center!! Than move the box and steering linkage up!
Jason

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Saweet, I was planning on moving mine up as well for the 1.5". It'd be nice to find a pitman arm that was offset enough

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Awesome work! Can't wait to see it finished

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You are doing some amazing work. Keep it up and keep the updates coming.

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As always, great work. What size wheel and tire for the front? did the stock caps fit on the wheels with no mods?

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The fronts will be 18x8. As far as the caps go I haven't mounted them yet, its held on by tape for the picture!!
Jason

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Jason, Which bag are you using for the rear? What about the front?

Thanks in advance!

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Bags are Slam Specialties 7s all the way around. What I used on Maggies truck too!

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What axles are you using?

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Moser axles.

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What did you use to cut the housing?

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Jason, on your pancaked crossmember I have seen many on here before and I assume everyone is trying to get the max amount, but I have missed exactly what the depth of the cut actually is. It looks to be 1 to 1 1/2 inches. Can you tell me what that measure is. Thanks again and great job on the truck... Again.

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I have talked to Jason about the pancake as well. I shot for 2 inches. However, when you get it all tacked back in place. It will be a little different due to the amount of metal removed by cutting wheel. My pancake measured before cut was exactly 2 inches. After cutting and tacking it back. My measurement is 1 7/8" now.
So look at the threads and pictures. Measure and mark your xmember. Measure it twice and cut once.
Tip: Make the 1 inch cut from the top first. Then make the second cut after you have the top piece cut out. This way you can get close to the measurement as possible you wanted.