xjbubba
NAXJA Member # 1524
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- santa barbara, ca
I think that drive shaft is going to bind under full flex.
Revolutionary Suspension Design
- Thread starter GSequoia
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JEONLYEP
NAXJA Forum User
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- N 37° 48.485 W 100° 20.903
I'm building another, but this time I'm going put a dayglow orange steering wheel cover on it.corbinafly said:
DAryl
- Location
- Colorado Springs
why does it seem like I've seen this somewhere beforeGSequoia said:Hey all, thought you might be interested in this...
Anyway this is gonna be for sale soon! It's the revolutionary new ImagiLink system.
Why do you want one? Three simple reasons, the ImagiLink system is low weight, very inexpensive, and flexy as all hell. In fact one could say that this link system can flex so much you just might forget your axle behind on the trail!
Here is the spy pic, I hope the vendor doesn't find out I posted it here!
- Location
- Torrance, CA
Led said:
Couldn't tell you... You know I don't hit up AdvancedFab that often because they don't let me...
Something about my KICK ASS fabrication tools..
jrsxj98
DILIGAF
- Location
- Crawlorado
Led said:
Gee I wonder why......are you having fabrication flashback
twardnw
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Portland, OR
do I see a Chicago Electric grinder from Harbor Freight?GSequoia said:
- Location
- Torrance, CA
twardozrally said:
Hard to beat $14 and I've been using it for about two years now (quite a bit in fact) and still no problems.
Not all of their stuff is total crap, just most if it
BrettM
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- michifornia
they have a blue 4.5" model that's $5-6 when you hit a sale. i've got a couple of those and have yet to kill one, whereas I've killed 3 $50 Dewalts (at least they kept replacing them). Then for ultimate conveinence get 4 and leave each one setup with a cutting wheel, grinding wheel, flap wheel, and wire wheel.GSequoia said:Hard to beat $14 and I've been using it for about two years now (quite a bit in fact) and still no problems.
Not all of their stuff is total crap, just most if it
jeepinandy
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- SWVA
GSequoia said:Hey all, thought you might be interested in this...
Anyway this is gonna be for sale soon! It's the revolutionary new ImagiLink system.
Why do you want one? Three simple reasons, the ImagiLink system is low weight, very inexpensive, and flexy as all hell. In fact one could say that this link system can flex so much you just might forget your axle behind on the trail!
Here is the spy pic, I hope the vendor doesn't find out I posted it here!
Looks good!! I like how the arms mount..
JEONLYEP said:I built my whole rig using the same technology.
The bitch of it is I didn't set the brakes once out on the trail, after lunch, we walked and walked, but never did find where it rolled to.
Here's an old pic of it loaded up and ready to go!
DAryl
What axles are those?
TheBlueSub
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- florida
JEONLYEP said:I built my whole rig using the same technology.
The bitch of it is I didn't set the brakes once out on the trail, after lunch, we walked and walked, but never did find where it rolled to.
Here's an old pic of it loaded up and ready to go!
DAryl
have you ever washed it? it looks like it needs to be re painted too
xj=1
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Georgetown Ky
Mine was very much like it. Very rad. But one day I parked it on a trail and never did find it. I need to get wonderwoman on it. She's good with invisible things.
JEONLYEP
NAXJA Forum User
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- N 37° 48.485 W 100° 20.903
The front is a HP Dana 99 with full hydraulic steering and the rear is a Ford 12.5694732 inch.anjeepdy said:
Fixed your name for ya.............
DAryl
rock rash
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- Location
- Anywhere USA
yes...yes it ismack said:
CRASH
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Foresthill, CA
BrettM said:
I went through 5 orange ones before I switched to a $120 Milwaukee. You can REALLY lean on a Milwaukee with no stalling!
- Location
- Torrance, CA
CRASH said:
How is the insulation? The last Mikwaukee I used was a long time ago at an old job of mine, if you used the grinder for about ten or fifteen minutes solid it would get so hot you could barly hold it with bare hands.
I'm surprised how well this HF grinder has held up, I keep waiting for it to die but it just hasn't. Kinda sad because I'm a tool snob and I want sexy big name tools but just can't justify buying a new grinder while this one still performs. :dunce:
- Location
- Camden, SC
U guys need to step away from teh crack pipe and stop spaming the forums.... go wheel for peats sake....
jeepinandy
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- SWVA
JEONLYEP said:
anjeepdy LOL
