Long Travel BS Thread

Hehehe....almost together

 

Want. Probably one of the first purchases when I build a shop some day

 

For a minute I figured you were talking about a plasma.

 

I will say Langmuir has gone from having the cheapest entry system into developing into having full fledged nice tables now, been pretty awesome to see.

 

I like my Langmuir, it’s definitely not setup and go like they advertise but iv got mine working super reliably and consistent. And iv been able to cut some crazy stuff on it, I feel like everyone needs one if they are handy with fusion or solid works.

 

Of course. I already have a plasma cutter. Who needs some fancy table when you can have a case of coors lates

 

Coming along fairly smoothly!

 

I got in with them a few years ago when they only had the original crossfire, and its pretty legit, even without the THC. That being said I want to upgrade to the Pro now but I dont cut enough to make it worth it, and space is a premium as is in my garage. Plus now they have a "hobbyist" CNC machine for pretty cheap that I want haha

 

I didn't know they had a cnc mill. Down the rabbit hole I go....

 

Yeah and it’s pretty decently priced but a tormach would be a good and more tested option too

 

Spec'd one out with all the bells and whistles and a full set of HSS tooling. $8700. $9700 if you want them to build it for you. And that's before shipping.

 

Well luckily for San Diego peeps, its local. But yeah shipping might be a little steep for you.

 

Day 6 of my 4 link install. Started making shock mounts yesterday. Doing the base framing out of 3/16 and than boxing them in abs adding another 1/8 on top to make sure it’s strong. also worked out perfect since I’m working at my buddies shop and he’s got a Langmuir pro which has made making these 1000x easier than trying to do them by hand.

 

Aside from the 2004-era website, anyone have any thoughts on this? I am looking at a 9" ford rear anyway, but this seems like an interesting option. I know it's not really LT-specific, but I know a lot of you fellas are running different rear axles so I figured this might be a decent place to start.

https://truehi9.secureserversites.net/

 

Tru high 9s are super gangster

 

might i point out that i am, in fact, super gangster myself

 

I’m building a batch of Tacoma specific 9” full float axles similar to the one I just did for my truck

 

I've got the same wheels on mine, and a very similar fill/drain setup, but thats a nice OP box you got there!

Whats the not so obvious buttons do?

 

Well ended up getting a little over 21” of travel.

 

Did you end up strapping it early due to the 16” bypass? Looks like great work! Bummer that you’ve got a staggered layout on the bypass though.