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Im looking for pics of stock floor b/d
gtpunk18
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my buddie ahs a 94 yota and wants to stock floor it, anyone know any links on step by step, or a good series of pics..
rizz0
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look in my profile i got a few of mine
jeebus @ mmw
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well, there really is no step by step outline for a SFBD, i mean there really is too many ways to do one...every way is different, some people use the shell of their stock frame and just cut it down....some make completely new frame rails and join them to the stok ones by the engine compartment.
I did mine by fabricating new frame rails completely under the cab, and then made transition frame rails from ware the flat ones ended and ware the stock frame sat, to make a nice smooth transition from the new sfbd frame to the stock front section.
started out by making a frame table, setting my stock frame on it, marking out all the body mount locations and heights.
then i cut the stock section of the frame out and pulled it off the table, and layd my new frame rails in for a moch up.
Then, i cut and rolled out some side panels to join the end of the flat frame rails to the stock section of the front clip. I took 2" of height out of the stock frame also to make it blend right.
Then i welded in those side panels so they were sturdy, then cut and rolled otu a cap for the side rails. Used some heat to shape it right and keep the gaps the right amount for weld.
Weld everything in fully, outside and inside. grind it smooth, and your new frame rails are joined to the stock front clip.
Thats how i made my rails for my SFBD, then my i just made new body mounts, lowered them off of my markings and jigs i made for them when the stock frame was on. Ill have pics of that next week.
hope that helps at all...maybee?
I did mine by fabricating new frame rails completely under the cab, and then made transition frame rails from ware the flat ones ended and ware the stock frame sat, to make a nice smooth transition from the new sfbd frame to the stock front section.
started out by making a frame table, setting my stock frame on it, marking out all the body mount locations and heights.
then i cut the stock section of the frame out and pulled it off the table, and layd my new frame rails in for a moch up.
Then, i cut and rolled out some side panels to join the end of the flat frame rails to the stock section of the front clip. I took 2" of height out of the stock frame also to make it blend right.
Then i welded in those side panels so they were sturdy, then cut and rolled otu a cap for the side rails. Used some heat to shape it right and keep the gaps the right amount for weld.
Weld everything in fully, outside and inside. grind it smooth, and your new frame rails are joined to the stock front clip.
Thats how i made my rails for my SFBD, then my i just made new body mounts, lowered them off of my markings and jigs i made for them when the stock frame was on. Ill have pics of that next week.
hope that helps at all...maybee?
jeebus @ mmw
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ooops
i guess i just realisied, you may have been looking for specifically a toyota SFBD pic....sorry.
The general process is pretty much the same tho, but it will look much different than my S-10 frame thats above.
sorry
taylor
i guess i just realisied, you may have been looking for specifically a toyota SFBD pic....sorry.
The general process is pretty much the same tho, but it will look much different than my S-10 frame thats above.
sorry
taylor
Captain Quicktoy
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check out pics in my profile to see what a roller looks like
jspotmcd
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FUCK YEA TAYLOR!!.. thats whats up.. awesome pics, great angles.. prolly one of the best 'step by step' post ive seen.. haha, oh yea.. killer work bro!
98dakota20
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ya for real... its the best step by step i have seen.
John Nissan
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Zack just started a SFBD on a 93 reg cab. ill have pics soon.
Twisted Galant
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Here a couple I did on my yota when I had it. I cut my frame rails down and put 2x3 inside of it then capped it off. SUPER STRONG.
lowtaco114
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I agree. that is the best step by step I have seen. Good job Taylor.