Love these videos. The thought process to why and how given your set up and need is so interesting to me. Then to see actual execution of burning it all in. Top notch as always. I’ll almost be sad to see this project be done.
Love the bump stops. A word of caution ⚠️ flip your concrete blocks stronger when openings are vertical. They will break and collapse the way you have them. 40 years in the fire service have had people trapped under vehicles using concrete blocks.
Love the bump stops and how you made the brackets for them . I think if I went to hydraulic bump stops I would go with the Fox ones as well to match my shocks. I like you will not be bombing down the dunes or a trail . Great work my friend and you have something to be proud of . Take care Chris and happy 4th of July to you .
8x8 or 12x12 blocks of wood are safer than those cinder blocks. Cinder blocks break easy are weaker turned on their sides the way you are using them. Turn them 90 degree`s they are stronger.
Love these videos. The thought process to why and how given your set up and need is so interesting to me. Then to see actual execution of burning it all in. Top notch as always. I’ll almost be sad to see this project be done.
Love the bump stops. A word of caution ⚠️ flip your concrete blocks stronger when openings are vertical. They will break and collapse the way you have them. 40 years in the fire service have had people trapped under vehicles using concrete blocks.
Much appreciated advice!
Love the bump stops and how you made the brackets for them . I think if I went to hydraulic bump stops I would go with the Fox ones as well to match my shocks. I like you will not be bombing down the dunes or a trail . Great work my friend and you have something to be proud of . Take care Chris and happy 4th of July to you .
8x8 or 12x12 blocks of wood are safer than those cinder blocks. Cinder blocks break easy are weaker turned on their sides the way you are using them. Turn them 90 degree`s they are stronger.