Anyone have the trail gear frame plates?

If so I'd love to see pictures of how you set up the rear shocks and pics of just the setup in general! Thanks a lot!

 

So no one here has done this? Or just don't have pics to share?

 

http://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/1995...box-plate-kit-by-trail-gear-120165-1-kit.html

 

@jeffz0rz makes frame plates. Check through his work and long travel trucks in general. A lot of them are boxed in in the back. Jeff also makes ones with windows so you still have access to bolts. I'd try and get you some links but I'm in the middle of a project right now.

Here's something to get you started:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/jta-metalworks-san-diego.382744/

 

^^^ this guy get it.

 

Wow just checked out your work and you do some amazing stuff!! Didn't really see what I was looking for though.

 

3 piece, windowed, and solid plated.

 

That's pretty damn amazing! I'd have you do my truck if we weren't on opposite sides of the country!

Thanks for the pics though! I'm not able to do that much custom work with what I have available but will most likely go with the trail gear kit that's all ready to go for my truck.

Hoping to leave the bed on and jus remove spare tire carrier, original shock mounts, and weld it up.

 

Jeff's are lazer cut to fit our trucks. The trail gear ones aren't a bad price. He just has more options for people that don't want to close off the frame entirely or lose their tire carrier.

 

Hmm maybe I'll Pm him and see what we could do. Also don't want to waste any of his time though. I would defiantly like being able to leave the proportion valve in place. The stock tire carrier I don't mind getting rid of as it won't be used.

 

Almost 2am and I'm out taking pics lmao