Fitting 35’s with minimal trimming NOW ADDING LONG TRAVEL AND 934 CV’s

Had something similar ages ago and we used it a lot. Bought this one recently to go in the truck.
https://www.ohiopowertool.com/brand...h-hammers-and-pry-bars/gearwrench-tools-82220

 

Seriously, come get it.

 

Cool. I guess that's next.

 

ARES 12020-2-Piece Axle Popper Kit - Includes Fork and Shim - for Use on Front Wheel Drive Vehicles - Break Half Shafts Loose from Transaxle

$39 ARES 12020-2-Piece Axle Popper Kit - Includes Fork and Shim - for Use on Front Wheel Drive Vehicles - Break Half Shafts Loose from Transaxle

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WCSN1V2

Axle poppers or nothing! They are literally the greatest thing since sliced bread. Got a set in the truck and at the shop

 

I was only able to peer inside for a GE or two while on my way to M.E. classes to study engineering with kids who didn't know which end of a screwdriver to hold. Looking back I should've done communications, as I dont use much of what I learned in school anyways hahah

 

...ehhh...learn Solidworks and never look back

 

100% agree. Solid works and Bendtech allow you to do some awesome stuff.

 

Or just learn how to use a bender and do it like the real men do

 

designer vs fabricator hahah.....100 year old fight haha.

 

Idk.... its pretty hard to argue with the zero waste you get from bend tech. I've done it old school, maybe I'm just not on the level of zero waste yet.

 

Tubing is cheap compared to my time, if I waste a little so be it... spending hours on a computer to design something that still won’t be as perfect as what I can do doesn’t make sense to me. Again this is for one off stuff, if it’s a tube chassis truck built in a jig that’s a different story.

 

But what if you’re the designer and fabricator?!

 

But why start with factory? Why not just start from scratch?

 

At that point, I wouldn't be rocking bolt on stuff. To put it simply, I run 2 businesses and I barely have time to change my oil. Trying to keep it simple right now so I don't have a 5 year build on my hands.

 

100% true.

 

The best designers have hands on experience. Any one can learn software but understanding what happens and how it happens after it leaves the computer is an invaluable combination. And if your the guy that does both, I want to be you...I just need a 48 hour work day to make it happen haha. I'll stick to the computer and use my hands on experience to complete better projects

 

@81Trekker can I tap these to fit? Fox are a tad small

ID of the misalignment spacer is 0.473”

 

Off-Road Harvey Dent?

 

You could try an M12 bolt, which are 0.472”