winch bumper build
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winch bumper build
still alot left to build on it, but its starting to take shape. you can only build so fast with a cut-off wheel
if you look close you can see my friends 240sx(sr20det, rhd, cage, megan coilovers, fuel cell etc)
how it sits at the moment
in some spots it doent look square and level in the pictures but believe me everything is square and equal. just crappy cell pictures.
and this is why i hate cutoff wheels. this one blew up as soon as it touched the metal, never by cutoff wheels at ACE they are crap . and yes thats the ceiling of my garage
its almost done, i need to do the ends and bedline it
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and the paint is temporary till i get it bedlined.but cutting long cuts in 1/4" steel is a PITA
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8.8 and a locker i think, we shall see.
umm i didnt really keep track of time, i build in my free time for fun. but if i were to guess, 15 hours of actualy working including designing, measuring..all that crap. but the cut off wheel is what really held me up, would have gone 10x faster with a plasma cutter
umm i didnt really keep track of time, i build in my free time for fun. but if i were to guess, 15 hours of actualy working including designing, measuring..all that crap. but the cut off wheel is what really held me up, would have gone 10x faster with a plasma cutter
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