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1951 Meadowbrook 318 conversion advise


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On 12/27/2018 at 6:45 AM, mccoymail said:

Haven't done the spring thing yet but did make some progress.  The body was on for mock up to ensure clearance wasn't an issue for steering, motor, tranny, etc.  

 

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I'd suggest "gusseting" the shock mount where you show it tacked to the side of the frame.  The frame material is .080-.090" at best and the shock bracket material is probably .375".  You can rip a chunk right outta the frame with a good impact.  Gussets or some sorta plate under the .375" material will spread the load.

Posted
On 12/27/2018 at 7:45 AM, mccoymail said:

Haven't done the spring thing yet but did make some progress.  The body was on for mock up to ensure clearance wasn't an issue for steering, motor, tranny, etc.  

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This is awesome. Where did you get the rack and pinion from. Nice work.

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7 hours ago, martin53 said:

This is awesome. Where did you get the rack and pinion from. Nice work.

 

Local pick and pull.  $35 for the whole unit.

 

Thanks

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On 1/7/2019 at 9:33 AM, martin53 said:

This is awesome. Where did you get the rack and pinion from. Nice work.

 Looking good.

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