Some more pics
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I love that thing.
Very nice work on the shock hoops.
I have the same Fox Shox, just a slightly older version. I need to get hoops built and get mine on too. Thanks for paving the way!
I have the same Fox Shox, just a slightly older version. I need to get hoops built and get mine on too. Thanks for paving the way!
What is the thing on each exhaust runner at the engine end?
Looks great! How do you remove your U bolts?
The smog plug at the port?
The plugs? I welded those in.
Thanks and the pads unbolt. I know I posted some photos back at some point but I can show you the design if you’re interested.
No, it's ok I was just wondering. Mine are welded on, but there is a round relief cut on each corner.
Mine have to square tubes that slide into each other with a bolt. Here’s a pic I snapped anyway.
I like that. Probably easier than mine with the low lift. I have to build the rear ones still and I think I still have 6" of reciever tube left over.
Spent a little time yesterday looking at wiring schematics, removing all the tape on the harness and labeling wires in the cab. Only found one wire nut under all the tape 
Then I temporarily wired the ignition switch & push button start so I could fire the engine 
Now I'm looking at ideas to mount the switch panel, relays and other switches.
Then I temporarily wired the ignition switch & push button start so I could fire the engine Now I'm looking at ideas to mount the switch panel, relays and other switches.
Forgot to share this other side project I finished last month. I picked up a Swag Offroad bottle jack cradle with the idea of mounting it to a scissor jack, works pretty good in the gravel on the side of my house. I want to build a mount for it behind my seat or maybe in the bed somewhere.
Anything special about the jack itself? (for shopping purposes)
They make a few different models but this one is a 24" 5K lb model that's available on amazon for under $50. I've seen a few guys use them at KOH and with an impact they work pretty quick. I still carry a hi lift but I can see where this jack could be useful as well.
Wonder if mounting a larger plate to the bottom for a bigger footprint would be prudent. For stability.
I thought about that too. I'm usually in rocky & dry terrains so I don't know if it's necessary for my application but I could see the requirement for those in muddy terrains. Same goes for the hi-lift plastic bases they make.
