Did the Body Mount mod in my 2012 tonight

Maybe, I plan on moving back to CA in the next 2 years, when i get back there I am going to SAS it. When I do this I am going to change a ton of stuff as you can imagine.....

On the body mount we used 1/2 plate....

Ya I have problems spending money...

 

I meant I think you may have cut a bit more material out than necessary

 

so you did box it in?

this truck is coming right along man keep it up

 

I hear ya, but i didn't ever want it to hit again

 

What did you use to cap it?

 

I could never violate my babytruck the way you did here. It hurts way too much. *cringes*

 

1/4" plate

Ya but chewing up my 400 / each tire was not good either

 

^^ I would kill myself using a saw like that. I can cut myself with scissors. Not on purpose! ^^
OT - Greg, Your truck is keeps getting more and more customized!

 

Thanks... Now I don't know what else to do, well i guess its just time to enjoy it

 

I rubbed too so I just went down a tire size. I just can't see cutting up my truck for rubber that's going to wear down and is easily replaced. But you probably have a better reason for larger tires than I do.

 

I have video of us cutting it, let me work on uploading that now ....

 

no not really, hawaii is all about looks I guess when you see my posts on my SAS, dont click in.... there is going to be a ton of cutting, however at the end of it, I should be able to put my front tire on the hood of a stock Tacoma with the rest of my tires still on the ground!

 

As promised , here is the video...

http://youtu.be/Psu2TH14TJk?hd=1

 

in HD of course, so you get the full screaming truck sound effect LOL...

 

Wouldn't a grinder have been easier ?

 

I would personally use a sawzall, with a good blade though. that one you were using was long gone, it should cut through that thin frame metal like butter.

 

thin? Its like 1/4 think :/

 

really? I was thinking more like 1/8" max.

 

Dont know about the details, but it wasn't very thin... It did take a while to cut, tho we used one blade for the whole project...