Gramp's Old Guy Build - Agnus the GX

Im good on the skid. Ill just hold out until I can get a full set of ATOs. Maybe we can trade for some help on my new rear setup im putting together

 

i could but it would push the back legs forward if i wanted to notch them again and they would land right over the bolts. i have enough steel left over to make a smaller one anyways so i don't have to buy new steel.

 

Ah I see. Well I am sure you will find a buyer ASAP for that first one.

 

Whatcha planning?

 

BAMF shock relocation with some 12" king 2.0s, expo pack, u bolt flip, extended lines, new bumps.

 

Cool. We will need to inlist some help with the welding part but other than that I got you covered.

 

Yeah maybe Jace can help me out or maybe someone else. Just need to save up some more dough for the leaf packs... better get to work. I mean plant more money tree seeds

 

these new wheels have your name written all over them

 

sounds fun

 

Love the rings but the wheel would need to be blacked out. Is that on TG's site?

 

Would you be down for a little welding?

 

yes they are new

i like welding its fun

 

Holy crap $360 a wheel. Better then Hutchinson's but they to be black.

 

I may need your skillz

 

i wonder if a phone call would lead to a little hook up on gettin them black???

 

Hmmmmmm......

 

Well got my new front Skid plate mounted up from Pelfreybilt. This thing is very stout, accurately built (bolted right up), and protects more then my All Pro skid did. It took a bit of unique work to get it to join with the All Pro Auto tranny skid but it's on there and solid. Now I am gonna have to find some big rock to test it out on.



Thank you Pelfreybilt Off Road for being a sponsor of Rock Therapy this year and having such a great prize to give out in the raffle. My $100 contribution paid off.

 

Is your tranny skid designed weird? [ <-- like that? It creates a real hang up point.

That new skid looks great!

 

exactly like that [. I thought that it might be a hang up spot as well but so far (knock on wood) I have never touched that spot over any rock. I think it might have to do with it positioning right behind the front wheels. If not then I am a pretty good driver.

 

are the rotopax mounts the standard mounts with a plate on the leg of the rack? im thinking about making a bigger platform of the rack and having the rotopax hanging underneath.