Building and installing new full length track bar Saturday

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Building and installing new full length track bar Saturday

Postby landshark » Thu Jul 27, 2017 7:34 am

I plan on building and installing a new full length track bar for my 69 this Saturday, I want to ditch the axle riser and move the axle mount to the passenger knuckle area. I should have everything I need to get this done in one day and would love a bit of help if anyone is around. Happy to provide drinks and food for anyone even if you stand around and make fun of my little garage ;)

I plan on starting around 8am, if anyone has time or wants a break from their boring weekend let me know!
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Re: Building and installing new full length track bar Saturd

Postby Justin » Fri Jul 28, 2017 7:54 pm

What are you running for a welder these days? Housings need some decent firepower.

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Re: Building and installing new full length track bar Saturd

Postby landshark » Sat Jul 29, 2017 7:52 am

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Re: Building and installing new full length track bar Saturd

Postby Justin » Sat Jul 29, 2017 8:10 am

I'd suggest preheating the housing. The tube thickness is probably at least 3/8". If you want to use my welder you're welcome to.

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Re: Building and installing new full length track bar Saturd

Postby landshark » Sat Jul 29, 2017 8:57 am

Justin wrote:I'd suggest preheating the housing. The tube thickness is probably at least 3/8". If you want to use my welder you're welcome to.

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Yup that's my plan. Preheat then final weld. Appreciate the offer let me see where iam at this afternoon.
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