Looks awesome!!
CK5
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I hope I can afford fancy shocks when I get there
learn from my mistake and setup the hoops/mounts so you can bolt the fancy ones on later.
Admit it.... it's nice to be comfy in the shop.
Oh most definitely. I was actually considering buying "coilover" shocks for at least the rear. That way the mounts are done and I have great shocks and easy to add coils later when it gets linked.
I already am pretty sure I will have to rework the front mounts as it's lower than Ryan had it setup before.
Nice looking work on the new hoops and crossover brace. 
I learned some years ago, I’m money and time ahead to put away the glue gun after the beer fridge opens too many times.
Wanna know how I learned that lesson? 
I learned some years ago, I’m money and time ahead to put away the glue gun after the beer fridge opens too many times.
Wanna know how I learned that lesson?
Nice looking work on the new hoops and crossover brace.
I learned some years ago, I’m money and time ahead to put away the glue gun after the beer fridge opens too many times.
too many times being the key word there....
and thank you.
I think you need 10 more feet of tube on them shock hoopsSelf clearancing?
I'm outta tube. In fact you may notice my crossover tube is sleeved, my tape measure was wrong and I ran out of tube.
I did, the tape measure was wrong.
It's always someone else's fault.
I know for a fact it wasn't me or the beer
Yeah, you gotta watch out for that. They can get out of calibration after a certain number of trips to the fridge.
I took advantage of this spring weather, welded some reservoir tabs, painted the hoops and installed the shocks. Also built the steering shaft and got the steering column installed.
