forget stacked frames. Im making a frame out of 100% weld.

[blasphemous]

Hmm, an articulating, impact absorbing frame! Wonder what kinda damping you could use though? Maybe shocks at the body mounts?

Just use shocks FOR the body mounts... better than air ride!

 

[Randy92782]

mini airbags between the stacked frames as well as the body and frame. Like floating on a cloud of.....umm AIR!!

 

[Streetgliderx]

why not build a frame out of pontoons so you can float the deeper mud holes?

 

[Randy92782]

why not build a frame out of pontoons so you can float the deeper mud holes?

Then you'd have to buy paddle tires and those are just way too expensive

 

[Hogback Fabrication]

Then you'd have to buy paddle tires and those are just way too expensive

But you could screw particle board paddles to your current tires

 

[Randy92782]

But you could screw particle board paddles to your current tires

For anyone attempting to do this make sure you coat the screws with silicone as to not let the air out/water in

 

[muddermilitia]

Then you'd have to buy paddle tires and those are just way too expensive

tractor tires would probably work pretty good

 

[blasphemous]

tractor tires would probably work pretty good

tractor tires... w/ particle board paddles and silicone coated screws

 

[George_Pimpdaddy]

sweet

 

[blazinzuk]

Personally I would use a bunch of bolts and nuts and screws I have laying around to save on the welding rod and wire.

 

[howdiy]

Hell make the frame out of a bunch of leaf springs, talk about frame flex.

Probably as much flex as mine

 

[BoondocK5]

If this was in the lounge, it woulda' got locked!

 

[Leper]

Use the leaf springs for body mounts.
In the middle of the frame, cut it and put it back together using a huge bearing so that the rear of the truck could rotate 180 degrees for ultimate flex. Move the fuel tank up under the hood and disconnect the rear brake lines.