84PolarBear
Registered Member
Does anyone know of a fab shop that makes a custom cross member for a 203/205 doubler, or have any pictures, and what you did to customize one.
Thanks
Thanks
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X member for 203/205
- Thread starter 84PolarBear
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With so many variations possible with doublers it's pretty much a custom crossmember every time. I don't know how much it helps but I snapped a bunch of pics when I built mine. They're all pretty much on the first page.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v220/tRustyK5/
Rene
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v220/tRustyK5/
Rene
84PolarBear
Registered Member
The link you send needs a password? PLS try again I like to see what you did.
Please try the link again, it should work now. I just changed my settings there. 
It should be publicly viewable now though.
Rene
It should be publicly viewable now though.Rene
Muddytazz
1 ton status
Link works now rene, nice pics. Will have to look more indepth later when I have time.
84PolarBear
Registered Member
WoW, that's very nice, like the skid plate on it. thanks
BKinzey
1/2 ton status
Like? That's some fine Injuneerin' dere!
Really stout looking as well.
I might suggest a few 1/2" drainholes though, might carry 20 pounds of mud and not know it
Really stout looking as well.
I might suggest a few 1/2" drainholes though, might carry 20 pounds of mud and not know it
LOL, around here we call that ballast. Helps keep the CoG nice and low.
The main skid has two good sized access/drain holes, the front plate also has an open area along one edge for draining too. The two 'wing' plates I was planning on adding something though. Just haven't done it yet. I did recently find my 3/4" hole saw again though...
Rene
The main skid has two good sized access/drain holes, the front plate also has an open area along one edge for draining too. The two 'wing' plates I was planning on adding something though. Just haven't done it yet. I did recently find my 3/4" hole saw again though...
Rene
ZZ4x4
1/2 ton status
I just got another t-case cross member off an identical truck and mounted it along side of the original. One supports the 205 and one supports the 203. Used 4 of the stock rubber mount sets. The only thing you have to do though is shim the front cross member up about 3/8 inch with some spacers so it meets the 203 if your driveline has the factory slope (downward toward the rear).
84PolarBear said:
Contact the Pacific Fab crew, I don't know if you still hang out on the norcal off road forum but they have a forum there, one of the guys Ryan B you probably know?
They will be able to fab you something.
84PolarBear
Registered Member
Thanks Iceman, I do still visit the ncbd board, and know who you are talking about. I looked on there site but didn't see anything, but I should just send them a email.
