The geometric easy way would be marking -3” in rear, mark relief line in front, snap line, between two markings, and whala, angle achieved… no template needed cut metal and fit up should be spot-on.
Thanks Alex. Huge fan of your jeep! and as far as rear steer... anything is possible. With the motobilt frame you would have to limit the rear ram significantly to keep the tires out of the frame id imagine. Next time im at Codys ill measure my frame width in the rear compared to the front.
I love my motobilt back half kit. The install was pretty straight forward. The reason I installed it was due to stretching the rear axle back that far, gaining some up travel and making room for the air shocks to pass the frame without notching it! It was a win in my book!
Hey thanks man, I'm running .030 Lincoln SuperArc. My Miller runs real good on it. As far as settings, everyone is slightly different. Grab some scrap sheet metal and start playing with your machine until you find what works for your style!
Next video ill be diving into my solution for a tailgate...but im always looking for a factory CJ gate to use on a project! If you have instagram, reach out to me on there and we can talk about that tail gate! @hunkuhjunk
This might sound weird, but watching the heat transfer of the spot weld in slow mo was a trip
This turned out super clean, nice work. Im glad you didnt listen to the internet experts because this looks great
Thank you !
Clean chop!
Great job!! It takes guts to go through with it!
Yes it does!
awesome work man! looks sexy....gonna look real good sitting in my garage getting a roll cage built soon
Gonna be a fun for us and the viewers!
Awesome stuff man and underated TH-cam channel
Thank you!
That dove tail chop looks just right! Nice work!
Thanks man! Super happy with the "finished" result
Looks really clean. Great job.
great video man, inspiring and dope to see
Glad you enjoyed it!
Looks good man
Thanks man!
Looking great! Love that dove tail!!! 🔥💯🇺🇸
Thanks 👍
Lookin good bro.
The geometric easy way would be marking -3” in rear, mark relief line in front, snap line, between two markings, and whala, angle achieved… no template needed cut metal and fit up should be spot-on.
For sure man, More than one way to skin a cat!
Nice work. Looks great
Thanks brotha!
Looks good 👍
Thanks 👍
👍💯😎🐬
Looks dope man! I’m thinking on doing something like that to my TJ And was wondering with your motobilt frame if you think it would clear rear steer?
Thanks Alex. Huge fan of your jeep! and as far as rear steer... anything is possible. With the motobilt frame you would have to limit the rear ram significantly to keep the tires out of the frame id imagine. Next time im at Codys ill measure my frame width in the rear compared to the front.
Looking great! Just curious of how you like that motobilt rear half kit? Did you put it on due to rust or another reason?
I love my motobilt back half kit. The install was pretty straight forward. The reason I installed it was due to stretching the rear axle back that far, gaining some up travel and making room for the air shocks to pass the frame without notching it! It was a win in my book!
Whats your wire size and settings for that thin tj tub metal? Looks great.
Hey thanks man, I'm running .030 Lincoln SuperArc. My Miller runs real good on it. As far as settings, everyone is slightly different. Grab some scrap sheet metal and start playing with your machine until you find what works for your style!
Do you need a cj tailgate for that beast?
Next video ill be diving into my solution for a tailgate...but im always looking for a factory CJ gate to use on a project! If you have instagram, reach out to me on there and we can talk about that tail gate! @hunkuhjunk
I have a Sterling from a 2004 F-250 if you are interested. PM me.
Thank man, ill keep that in mind. Really considering switching over to a 14bolt at this time