Stockfloor Frames

i wish i could take credit for the cantilever but i cant. it was designed and built by Bob at beyondsic customs in ontario, canada. beyondsiccustoms@yahoo.ca. he built it from my measurements, and he did a good job for not having my fram to work with. I still have a few things to work out with it, so stay tuned. Its gonna change..again.

there's of both frames in the profiles, dunno how to post them

2x4 on its side is a no no, same with 2x3

Mine. Ive got more on my Photobucket http://photobucket.com/albums/b280/Freakfrontier_/

I've had 2x3 on it's side under my mazda for well over a year and no problems. So I dunno where you get the no no from.

Originally posted by PerfectPoise



Edited: 9/20/2005 2:18:15 PM by PerfectPoise

my buddy justins frame from perfect poise S10

damn how low is that thing going to be?

It's an engineering "no no." The tubing is designed for loads to be applied with the tubing standing on end, not on its side. It has to do with tension and compression loads.

Just because it worked on your truck, doesn't mean that it is the correct way to do it. It means that in that situation there isn't enough force applied to overcome the weakness.

If i knew how to post pics, i would show a frame im building for a buddy. But if you get bored just search gbd4life.

Check out my profile...there are a couple pictures of my stockfloor frame.

veeps i wanna see your truck with a sick ass sfbd its looking good already.