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I can turn a few down, i have a lathe, and a mill
give me drawings
.280 dia, and exactly how long, and what size holes do they need to have, I have brass, and a couple different grades of aluminum......
if you want to do singles, and cheap, just do what a lot of the guys here have done, flip the rear hubs and use the wheels/tires you have
but we have no idea what tires you are looking at
congrats, it is even better to have you old truck than just any deuce......
I am about 2 weeks from owning my own, a guy on this board has been patiently waiting for me to pick mine up, I cannot wait, and am very happy to hear you have one of your own now
I will have a truck in a couple weeks and it has a regular pipe, i am gonna cut and add a flapper, as well as a muffler sometime in the future, but the flapper has to happen for me quick, i do not want water in the j-pipe for sure
you had to hit extremely hard, driving it like a true soldier i bet, lol
many tons of pressure did that, really amazing how strong steel breaks like that, but i guess it could have been fatigued, or cracked beforehand.....
interesting