mazdawg rear susp progress pics

Edited: 4/30/2006 2:06:15 PM by Marshkid1

Edited: 4/30/2006 2:04:10 PM by Marshkid1

Its my first build up, pretty excited about it, i'm hoping it'll be drivable in 4 weeks, hope you all like it

lookin good and beefy!!!

I like it alot, beefy as hell with the added gussets around all the tabs very nice work man!!

Thanks for the props, i added all them extra supports so that i have no worries while driving, I know strangers friends and my life depends on my welds

So far, so good! Your welds look better than most of the junk I've seen at shows these past few years. Keep it rollin' and cut those ground effects off the cab when you get done, lol.

looks strong like it will hold a building or 500 psi hoppin

Originally posted by Marshkid1



Thanks for the props, i added all them extra supports so that i have no worries while driving, I know strangers friends and my life depends on my welds

I do the same thing. Overbuild everything.

Work looks good man. Welds look good too. I think you need to turn your heat up a little bit. The notch looks awesome, but some on the axle look like they could use some extra heat. They're hold for sure, but just a thought for next time.

it looks really good man. i like the color of the truck too

work looks good. very nicely done. like seth said, maybe a lil more heat for future ref.

also, kinda late now, but you really want the bushings to be parallel to the ground. you'll probably have some funky bushing wear.
then again, ppl say id have funky bushing wear for my bags being offset on my lower bars and they still look brandnew after 2 years and around 30,000 miles.

Yea, i had read about centering the rear bags and keeping the bushings straight after i allready welded em, I'll try turnin up my heat a bit, i think i was worried about blowing a whole threw the rear end on those welds, and the kit will enventually come off just not sure when yet, thanks for the input on everthing