first official Tre5 Customs build. 98 FSC
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first official Tre5 Customs build. 98 FSC
AZ ARTWORX
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PLATE JOCKEY!
tre5
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dimentd
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nice! lookin good jeremy!
BAGLESS
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Lookin' sick dood! Are those uppers gonna be standard on your installs? Or does it just depend on the application? The uppers on Adams Amigo are the same design, right? They look awesome. Keep up the good work!
tre5
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The arms on the mitsu are also the same design. I like it and think it looks cool. Plus they save me some time to just water jet them out. They are pretty much a standard you could say.
AZ ARTWORX
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standard hmmmmmm i thought a true minitrucker lived here
BAGLESS
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---------------------------------------------Originally posted by tre5The arms on the mitsu are also the same design. I like it and think it looks cool. Plus they save me some time to just water jet them out. They are pretty much a standard you could say.---------------------------------------------Sweet man! I was just curious. Carry on with the build!
jeebus @ mmw
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I love the uppers! why no flat plate lowers?
jimmy726
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how about make some arms for a nissan hb like those. I love the way they look dude
tre5
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Edited: 4/24/2010 7:25:29 PM by tre5
If I get a nissan in the garage I will build some for it for sure. Flat plate lowers, I don't know? I would like to make some lowers for these trucks that would just bolt on and lay 24's, but the coil bucket comes out so damn far I would be concerned with the strength of the arm if it had that big of a bend in it. The only way to do it would be to build a box lower arm. I am under a deadline with this truck (and I don't need a $1000 deadline guarantee), but I did jig up the arm, so I may work on making some when I get a free moment.
If I get a nissan in the garage I will build some for it for sure. Flat plate lowers, I don't know? I would like to make some lowers for these trucks that would just bolt on and lay 24's, but the coil bucket comes out so damn far I would be concerned with the strength of the arm if it had that big of a bend in it. The only way to do it would be to build a box lower arm. I am under a deadline with this truck (and I don't need a $1000 deadline guarantee), but I did jig up the arm, so I may work on making some when I get a free moment.