Tray Burge
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jul 30, 2015
- Posts
- 2,242
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- Location
- On the porch
- Ram Year
- 2003
- Engine
- 5.7 Hemi
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what size tires are you runnin? I like that...
what are you using for a drop up front Bullitt?
do you have spindles up front with those 17s?
hat to cut that lower ball joint stud huh?
Just a little bit..........
lmao, I know that feeling, I thought I would pass out when I had to cut my frame and do an 8" notch
The first time cutting on a frame is pretty nerve racking. I've done enough notches now to not even think about it anymore and just go all gang busters on it. The little C-Notch I did on this one didn't even phase me. I was a little irritated when I realized that the Ram has a full boxed frame unlike the others I've done before and required a bit more work.
Why does it need more work.
I plan on doing a c-notch & I thought since its boxed it would be easier.
Being fully boxed, it has twice as much steel to cut through. Add in that a large portion of your cutting is where an overlapping joint is in the frame and it's not a quick cut, you are going through some thick steel and there's twice as much to cut through, so make sure you buy a lot more cutting wheels or sawzall blades than you would think you need. I went through 5 or 6 4" cutoff wheels doing mine. On a single wall, c-channel frame, I would use 1 per side.
5/7 settled. Had some rubbing issue in the rear it would hit the bed on bigger bumps. Looks good tho lol