Mikeys Hummer Custom Push Bar
11-12-2004, 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted by 4Hummer
Wouldn't be the first time. ha ha ha
Yeah It will take a soft impact or some weight. But thats it for now. I'm fabbing something up as we speak. So it will be supported from inside the fender. I just need to figure out what Im going to tie it into. The frame would be Ideal. I will be installing a 3" body lift in a couple weeks so I'm waiting until that point before I make this support bracket. as it will change all the dimension's
But don't worry when its completely finished Ill be able to hit a deer without worries.
Yeah It will take a soft impact or some weight. But thats it for now. I'm fabbing something up as we speak. So it will be supported from inside the fender. I just need to figure out what Im going to tie it into. The frame would be Ideal. I will be installing a 3" body lift in a couple weeks so I'm waiting until that point before I make this support bracket. as it will change all the dimension's
But don't worry when its completely finished Ill be able to hit a deer without worries.
11-12-2004, 10:19 AM
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Now that I think about it you might as well run tubing for support down over the outside of the fenders to some custom sliders and brace it that way.
11-12-2004, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by mt_goat
Now that I think about it you might as well run tubing for support down over the outside of the fenders to some custom sliders and brace it that way.
As for floating the support bracket. Yeah I don't want it to touch any sheet metal for just that reason.
Everything is going to change after the body lift, So Ill just wait until than before I make any decsions.
Thanks for your input.
11-12-2004, 07:27 PM
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just had a thought... you mention 3" PA lift. and needing the auto shift linkages....
thats a body lift then... and that brushguard and fendermounts of the hood cage arent goign to fit with a brushguard as the brushguard is attached to the frame.. and the body is about to move up 3"
thats a body lift then... and that brushguard and fendermounts of the hood cage arent goign to fit with a brushguard as the brushguard is attached to the frame.. and the body is about to move up 3"
11-12-2004, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Scofco
I'm not going to lie, I don't like it 
It's cool that you tried, but it doesn't look like quality.
That thing on the other hand...
It's cool that you tried, but it doesn't look like quality.
That thing on the other hand...
Plus the $$$$$$ I need to start excepting donations....
<<<<< YES
11-12-2004, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by jimabena74
just had a thought... you mention 3" PA lift. and needing the auto shift linkages....
thats a body lift then... and that brushguard and fendermounts of the hood cage arent goign to fit with a brushguard as the brushguard is attached to the frame.. and the body is about to move up 3"
thats a body lift then... and that brushguard and fendermounts of the hood cage arent goign to fit with a brushguard as the brushguard is attached to the frame.. and the body is about to move up 3"
YUP .. I going to weld a 3" Plate into the bottom, Probably beef up the bumper a bit too after that. And than support the top brace. This is kinda phase 1 of the project
Oh and Big RED Shackles. I like shackles
11-12-2004, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by jimabena74
its not really a good idea to make huge shackles... jsut asking for torque loads to snap them.... we can put your rig on that scarysuspension webpage
11-12-2004, 10:16 PM
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Originally Posted by snwbrdpunk16
I could be wrong, but i think he is talkin about D-Ring shackles. The ones used for tow hook replacements and such.
Yeah those. No crazy SAS ,......er.. YET
11-13-2004, 09:56 AM
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And, heck, you never know when it might actually rain cats and dogs.
Just kidding. Looks sharp. I've always liked the look of the "overland" type vehicles.
Just kidding. Looks sharp. I've always liked the look of the "overland" type vehicles.
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