my B2

[Andres629]

First off, might I say that B2 is killer. Second, it's a little hard to tell what exactly you did with the Saginaw pump. It doesn't even look like you modified the bracket at all. Is that the case?!

 

[bcost882]

......wow, man SRA pay doesn't let me do anything like that......maybe i need to make my wife spend less hahaha, really nice rig.

 

[NMB2]

First off, might I say that B2 is killer. Second, it's a little hard to tell what exactly you did with the Saginaw pump. It doesn't even look like you modified the bracket at all. Is that the case?!

first off, thanks. and secondly, you got it, if you use the style pump i got then you dont have to modify anything. If you get the other saginaw pump with the GM bolt pattern on it, PSC makes an adapter that makes it bolt-on.

 

[NMB2]

......wow, man SRA pay doesn't let me do anything like that......maybe i need to make my wife spend less hahaha, really nice rig.

x11tybillion for making the wife spend less






dont let her see this post.

 

[Andres629]

first off, thanks. and secondly, you got it, if you use the style pump i got then you dont have to modify anything. If you get the other saginaw pump with the GM bolt pattern on it, PSC makes an adapter that makes it bolt-on.

Awesome, well thanks!









...women spend too much of our money. That's why I don't have one to worry about! :icon_idea:

 

[Dishtowel]

dude, rig is awesome
I'm planning/collecting parts for something along the same lines.

Q
What size rubber?
What is your wheelbase?
Inches from your tcase skid to the ground?

thanks

 

[NMB2]

dude, rig is awesome
I'm planning/collecting parts for something along the same lines.

Q
What size rubber?
What is your wheelbase?
Inches from your tcase skid to the ground?

thanks

thanks

39.5x13.5 Iroks. 103.5" wheelbase. I dont know off hand but i want to say about 23" Im about to do a flatbelly so that should bring it up to about 24".

 

[SnC RangeR]

that thing is a beast!

 

[dranger92]

great job on the bronco, wanted to know what size lift the front TG leafs are and if you like them, I'm debating using them on my very soon to be sas.

 

[NMB2]

both the front and the rear TG leafs i have are 3". I think they're pretty decent leafs.

 

[crawlin91]

how do you like the single ended ram setup, and was it worth the $?
looks like it could use some protection, it was already dragging in the video but otherwise a nice setup.

 

[NMB2]

how do you like the single ended ram setup, and was it worth the $?

Works fine. Ive driven several other single ended ram setups so I knew abouts what it would be like. Definitly top 3 best things on my truck.

Doubler, full hydro, axles.

worth every single penny, not a bit of buyers remorse.

looks like it could use some protection, it was already dragging in the video but otherwise a nice setup.

Ya it was hitting a little bit, but consider this. That was in soft sand/clay. Rock isnt going to suck my axle in like that. The ram is behind the diff cover and so high that it would have to be a pretty odd Rock to hit it. (plus it can take some abuse anyways). If the problem ever arises I'll address it.:icon_thumby:

 

[NMB2]

didnt get a whole lot done tonight, but I got a decent start.

Ballistic order came in and I threw these on.

chopped the old remaining bed out, took off my Tail light pan and fue lines, air tank, ect.

Then cut out the base floor.

 

[NMB2]

got a little more done tonight after work.

 

[86 slo-vo]

i like it...that should work good

 

[NMB2]

so I know I usually work fast and knock stuff out but this bed project has been slow. Havent had alot of time to tinker but hopefully it will be done tomorrow. Here is the progress from this afternoon, about 3hours worth of work.

Finished welding skins in.

Modified battery box (adding lower foot tomorrow)

and the new Shock locations (already cycled suspension for clearance)

 

[86 slo-vo]

i like....nice work

 

[NMB2]

i like....nice work

thanks. here is more.

then you can see here, I welded the bolts in, and used wing nuts so there is no tools required to pull battery, thought it might come in handy.

shock mounts welded in.

 

[NMB2]

should have it mostly tied up today, here is progress so far

 

[NMB2]