UJOR Build Thread

[ujoint]

Day 1.

MN7.3 on the ground!

V9 getting Deavers, t-case, fuel tank removal and rea 35s so it can be torn down for coil stuff with its coil friends.

 

[ujoint]

Oh yea.

Booty is done, now time for OBA, sPOD, shifter, exhaust, shafts. We'll have to fab a x-member to mount the center support on the rear shaft.

 

[ujoint]

 

[Osprey!]

Sweet rig! Looks like it's dry out there, too.

 

[ujoint]

Tear down! Sick build going down.

 

[ujoint]

 

[ujoint]

The stands are back!

 

[ujoint]

Doug has particular tastes. He drove x-country to get this trailer. Tow time

Got the RS out yesterday for some curvy road therapy. Love these roads and mountains!

Removing the stripes before the NJB190 goes to Rhino

 

[Oldcarnut]

Quick question for ya Chris.
Got the bus converted and it rides great but thinking I might throw the rear sway bar back on. On a 6 inch lift should I extend the links 6 inches as well? Have not been able to find a definitive answer n dont want to do it twice. Thanks.

 

[ujoint]

Quick question for ya Chris.
Got the bus converted and it rides great but thinking I might throw the rear sway bar back on. On a 6 inch lift should I extend the links 6 inches as well? Have not been able to find a definitive answer n dont want to do it twice. Thanks.

Depends on the business and sway bar link style. You'll want to keep it at the same or close to the same orientation to the ground that it is right now so extend whatever length to obtain that.

 

[ujoint]

New arrival, perfect size.

The NY RV we're currently building had a damaged rear bumper, he wanted a replacement so we decided to do something cool and make it match the front a lil bit. Turned out nice.

 

[Corneilius]

That bumper looks good, will it fit on my van?

 

[Bbasso]

Turned out nicely is an understatement, looks kickass! Especially for an RV.

 

[225]

Hey Chris,

Can you give me some advice on the best way to remove the rear cross member that was used for the spare tire?

It seems to be riveted to the frame and I wanna do the less damage as possible removing it.

Thanks from the guy that you can never remember his name.


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[ujoint]

Hey Chris,

Can you give me some advice on the best way to remove the rear cross member that was used for the spare tire?

It seems to be riveted to the frame and I wanna do the less damage as possible removing it.

Thanks from the guy that you can never remember his name.


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Several ways. We use a plasma to burn the heads off the rivets then an air chisel to knock them out.