CMC Recommendations/Info.

im interested as well sir

 

Ill add them to the site tonight. Theyre $25, shipped.

 

thank you for the fast response sir , il be checking

 

@glorifiedwelder & @Shmellmopwho are near you and can do the CMC.

 

Thanks for the recommendations!

 

I got some plates from BAMF and payed $100 for the CMC.

 

We charge a flat $150 for a CMC job in our shop.

For those that need plates we have solid plates (3/16") for 2nd gen's and 3rd gen's, plus FJC, 4th/5th gen 4runners, and 2nd/3rd gen Tundra's.

 

I second this, they both do good work.

 

from the shop I got all my parts from said it would be $200.

How the fuck are you American's paying the same as us up in Canada? Usually everything is cheaper down there.

 

Good looks. Might be worth a little drive to save some $. Thanks!

 

http://mobtownoffroad.com/product/mobtown-offroad-cab-mount-chop-plates-pair-2/

http://mobtownoffroad.com/product/mobtown-offroad-cab-mount-chop-plates-pair/

 

I see in your pics, your welder is connected straight to the frame. Now I am not a welder myself, but I had a general question regarding this. Do you have a safety mechanism that connects to the battery, since you are running current through your frame, I'm assuming it would run through your grounds on your car, and a voltage spike could ruin some electronics. Do you use some sort of electronic mechanism that connects to the battery or something to protect from this event happening? Or is this not necessary and I am just over analyzing it

 

We disconnect the battery while welding.

 

I know its an old thread but where did you go for this price? I've already paid somebody to mess it up once. I still grind when wheels turn in reverse or when going through a ditch.

 

If running 285s or larger you can still rub.

 

They are 285s. I bought some plates that came with instructions (Insane Fabrication plates bought from Toytec). The local welder didn't follow instructions. They didn't cut enough at all. It might still rub a little when they're done, but not like this. It sounds like machine gun fire when turning, lol.

 

No way, I lived in VA and no one quoted more than a couple hundred....They dont know what a CMC is

If are near them, Iron Pig Offroad specializes in Toyota.

 

It was no way. Miscommunication lol

 

Rubber on metal usually don't sound like that. But rubber on plastic will. Sure it's not hitting the plastic liner?

 

@Speed Freek did an awesome job on mine!