Fabrication shop recommendations, bay area

NoCoastFocus

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Aurora, CO
I need to have someone fab up an OTK steering for me. I can turn a wrench alright, but I don't have the ability to relocate the tb and weld everything up. I have the teraflex knuckle so that is the start. I really wanna make Sierra Fest but my steering needs some definite work first and foremost. Any recommendations would be great. Thanks in advance.
 
I have no facility right now but I do have a Tera knuckle.

I don't know what you're planning, but I have 1-ton GM TREs on my setup. I have the tie rod on top of the lower steering arm and the drag link on top of the high steer arm.

With 35x12.50 tires on 15x8s, I had to go to 3.5" BS to keep the drag link from rubbing on the sidewall of the passenger front tire. I think it'd be a little silly to buy the Tera and do all the fab wrok and not mount everything as high as possible.

I chose to get new wheels. You could do the same, if you have a similar setup as I had, or get a hub kit, or wheel spacers. It is possible that going to a bigger rim would help, but I don't know.

Hope that helps a little.
 
I have 15x8 with 4" bs. 32x11.50 and will be going no bigger than 33x12.50. Will I still have a problem? I didn't even think about the possible rubbing issues. I need to do some more research.
 
Letterman said:
West Coast Fab works in the San Jose/Campbell area does great work:
www.westcoastfabworks.com


I had West Coast Fabworks do some work for me. Custom fit HD t-case skid. I stole the idea from Jes and had Jan at WCF build it for me. Painted red for uber-gheyness.

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I also have had some excellent work done at URF racing headquarters. These guys are to get ahold of though......
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I also HIGHLY recommned DLD Fabworks and pizza parlor. All the beer and pizza you can consume is free while working with DLD.
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Bryan C. said:
I also have had some excellent work done at URF racing headquarters. These guys are to get ahold of though......
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Stay away from those guys, they'll drink all your beer!
 
Bryan C. said:
I also HIGHLY recommned DLD Fabworks and pizza parlor. All the beer and pizza you can consume is free while working with DLD.
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DLD Fabworks Sucks! Only go there if you want parts to fall off! They did my Currie Stearing and I have had it fall off 2 times! :passgas:
 
Bryan C. said:
I had West Coast Fabworks do some work for me. Custom fit HD t-case skid. I stole the idea from Jes and had Jan at WCF build it for me. Painted red for uber-gheyness.

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That WCFW skid worked out good for your driving skills:
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.!.:D.!.
 
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