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Am I visualizing this right? If so, is there a solution that doesn't eliminate the rubber isolators? Ideally, if the bushings and their sleeves were shorter you could install flanged bronze drill bushings in each arm ear, isolating movement and wear mostly to the bolt shanks and away from the arm ears.
This isn't something I'm going to pursue after all. I'm having a difficult enough time keeping up on current projects, and I just cannot add building these to the mix. I plan to sell my jig and all of the materials and drawings very soon. I hope someone out there is interested in reviving this project.any news on the front sub frame?
Might aswell send me the info and i planned to make my own subframe anyway so may be easier, just depends if i can afford itThis isn't something I'm going to pursue after all. I'm having a difficult enough time keeping up on current projects, and I just cannot add building these to the mix. I plan to sell my jig and all of the materials and drawings very soon. I hope someone out there is interested in reviving this project.
I'm interested I'm in arizonaThis isn't something I'm going to pursue after all. I'm having a difficult enough time keeping up on current projects, and I just cannot add building these to the mix. I plan to sell my jig and all of the materials and drawings very soon. I hope someone out there is interested in reviving this project.
Not yet, I'm still sitting on it. I have one last use for the jig but I haven't yet found time to tackle it.Did anyone ever end up picking up this project?
Not to sound like a negative nancy here, but I don't see why everyone keeps commenting they want the jig that bad. Is it really that hard to build a jig from a stock subframe?It's mine! Lol dibs!
Support other fabricators! And yea i could, but it would also require bunch of R&DNot to sound like a negative nancy here, but I don't see why everyone keeps commenting they want the jig that bad. Is it really that hard to build a jig from a stock subframe?
It's not only about the jig. But once the jig is finished you have to design how it all connects... the "engineering" behind the actual product. Anyone can make a jig yea. But subframes arent easy to pullI work at an industrial fab shop, as an engineer not a fabricator, and I see the guys make jigs all the time. I've made a few basic ones but nothing as big as a subframe jig. Not trying to down-play paul's work at all or anybodys but don't you just take a steel plate and weld together a square tubing frame that supports mounts where you need them? I know that its a pain to ensure nothing interferes with parts and to ensure structural rigidity, but is it really that hard or is Paul that busy working on my control arms?
It's mine! Lol dibs!
Not yet. When i have a jig or subframe infront of me i will. I havnt made ang deals with paul yet. He seems to wanna hold onto it a little longerdo you have any ideas that you wouldn't mind sharing?
No updates. We need to gett his jig drawn in my Bendtech software so that we can start efficiently produce these. We're doing this for the rear subframes right now, so this will follow later this year.Any update on this?