***CODY'S RUNNER*** *REDEMPTION**

[fordh8r]

 

[brockbuilt85]

yea, like i said, might just run it like it is and find a spare stock arm.

[fordh8r]

As long as yer going to MCR! 

[brockbuilt85]

im going, but im taking it easy. so hopefuly i wont need it! *knocks on wood* when i get it all flexy it will be a good time!

[brockbuilt85]

well its on there! was a difficult weld, due to location but pretty sure its not going anywhere. all it needs now is pain and a test bounce off a few rocks!

[*** YELLER ***]

put a tire on a rock or something and make sure that its not gonna hit

[brockbuilt85]

Well yea. And Ive been pretty good at that so far! This is just extra insurance, I think I'm gonna slap the other half on the rear, might as well because I already have it!

[brockbuilt85]

want
http://4xinnovations.com/p-HK01.html

[Tallchevy]

You can make those for about a 1/4 of the price 

[*** YELLER ***]

just a door hinge with pins right

[MiniSimp]

DIYDA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc2q_WiN9z0

[brockbuilt85]

i suppose i could. just need some spare hinges, which i might have, but i thihk i only have driver side...

[brockbuilt85]

DIYDA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc2q_WiN9z0

nice

[*** YELLER ***]

DIYDA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc2q_WiN9z0

well done good sir ..... well done

[brockbuilt85]

when i get home im gonna check this out

[fordh8r]

I used 8mm bolts with the threaded part cut off so only the shoulder of the bolt contacts the bushings. I drilled a hole in them for the quick pin (easier than you might think to do). The 8mm bolts fit better than the 5/16 stuff (tighter) and the hex of the bolt will allow you to rotate the bolt with a wrench to position the hole for the quick pin. 

And it's even cheaper yet! 

[brockbuilt85]

I used 8mm bolts with the threaded part cut off so only the shoulder of the bolt contacts the bushings. I drilled a hole in them for the quick pin (easier than you might think to do). The 8mm bolts fit better than the 5/16 stuff (tighter) and the hex of the bolt will allow you to rotate the bolt with a wrench to position the hole for the quick pin. 

And it's even cheaper yet! 

interesting, thats the thing people are saying is the big problem, sagging doors, mine sag already soooo....... im gonna need a trip to the hardware store, haha

[fordh8r]

I've had the bolts in mine for over 4 years now and no sagging whatsoever....not even from the doors! 

[*** YELLER ***]

no sagging whatsoever....not even from the doors! 

[brockbuilt85]

I've had the bolts in mine for over 4 years now and no sagging whatsoever....not even from the doors!  

so im looking for an 8mm bolt thats about 2 1/2" long....... should it be hard to find something like that? being metric and all?

[Tallchevy]

so im looking for an 8mm bolt thats about 2 1/2" long....... should it be hard to find something like that? being metric and all?

Actually the unthreaded part of the bolt needs to 2.5" long.

[fordh8r]

Nope! Should be easy enough to find as long as you get the right length.

[brockbuilt85]

thats what she said

[*** YELLER ***]

[brockbuilt85]

Actually the unthreaded part of the bolt needs to 2.5" long.

good call........hmmm

[fordh8r]

That's why I said "withe threaded part cut off...only the shoulder contacts the BUSHINGS..."

[brockbuilt85]

only place i know locally that sells metric bolts is napa, i dunno if they will have anything that long......

[fordh8r]

No Home Depot or Lowes or even a another good Parts House?

[*** YELLER ***]

Andy's has a huge assortment of bolts you check there

[brockbuilt85]

i keep forgetting we have a lowes now! ill try them. osh doesnt have any metric stuff, or atleast they didnt. hardware store hoping time!