IronRyno Fabrication LA area. Rock sliders, Suspension installs, CMC, Slider adapters

You can swing by and grab them or I can mail you a couple. Lemme know. Can’t remember how far away you live haha.

Thanks so much man! I appreciate it!!

 

maybe one of these days when im cool enough to get some sliders from you ill add them to the topper.

 

You can still be a supporter without buying anything

I’ll send you one if you want one

 

I'd love that! I'm a huge fan of stickers. ill have to snap a pic of the shop door, every friend whose let me touch a car has to leave a sticker on the shop door.

 

I'm in Huntington. Not that far away. I have to run out to Wilmington next weekend. Okay if I drop by Saturday afternoon?

 

That’s what my door looked like in high school hahaha. Every surf and skate brand known to man was on there lol

I am not 100% sure I’ll be around next Saturday. We’ll figure it out soon! Gonna get you a couple either way!

 

WHO NEEDS SOME SLIDERS BUILT!?!

 

CAB MOUNT CHOP???

 

SUSPENSION INSTALL???

 

Sucks you're almost 5 hours away; I just need some bent DOM.

Can you believe I don't know anyone near me? Sergio is 3 hours from me (made the trip a few times).

 

where do you live?

 

Fowler (Central Valley)

 

Yeah that’s definitely a little ways away! Looks like it’s time to buy another tool hahaha. Tube bender time!

 

Fair to say I spent about over $10-15k just in tools last year.

Whatcha using? JD?

 

It’s an investment though for sure right? You’re making your money back

Yeah I have the older JD2 model 3. Works great still after 8 years. Swag offroad Air/hydro setup. The Model 32 has replaced the 3

 

Lol I wouldn't make my money back for a long time, I don't work much to even break even on my stuff but it's no biggie.

Guess the two biggest concerns would be -

1. Buying the right die, unsure what 5" CLR, 6.5" CLR, etc mean and why someone would buy a 90 degree die versus a 180 degree die since...you can bend 180 and anything below that with said die right?

2. No means of mounting to the floor; don't want to tear into new concrete in our new home

 

Well at the very least you’re doing something you enjoy and getting to express your creative side through your metal work!

1. 180° for sure. Way more versatile for sure. I use a 6.5 CLR

2. Build a rolling stand for it like I did. Base is big enough to where it is sturdy enough. And if you have to make bends in a long piece of tubing, then you can build a narrow rolling follower cart that is at the same height as the tube bender so that it will carry the weight of the cantilevered side. This is what I did

 

You could hit up @Ricardo13x he’s in 805 so that’s a bit closer to you. I helped him bend some tube back in the day and now he has his own bender and makes sliders too. I’m sure he’d be willing to help you with your bends.