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my 80 series sliders

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my 80 series sliders

Post by scottmcguinness172 »

hey all Guerd87 and I started my sliders/side steps today let me know what u guys think i only tacked on the tube to see how its going to look ill post some more pics up as i get along
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Post by joel HJ60 »

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Post by Daisy »

nice welds :D
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Post by scottmcguinness172 »

hey man i only lernt to weld 2 days ago give me a break :D
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Post by Nelso »

Nice workboots too. :lol:
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Post by scottmcguinness172 »

yea i gotr them from target $4.95 the soles are a bit thin tho :P great toe protection i must add just means ya have to drink more beer :D
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Post by Sic Lux »

Yeah there great insted of jumpin around with a hot weld in your boot it just burns a small line as it rolls off. Only bitch is when it goes between toe's but a few flicks and it gone :D ray burn is the worst of all :twisted: Hope there double plug for that price
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Post by scottmcguinness172 »

yea mate there double plug i made sure of it :armsup: :D yea under the toe burns a little bit with the flick of the foot and shes gorn
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Post by 4runner2.8 »

Looking good mate but there going to be bloody heavey. Iv started to make some for my 80 series just have to work up some motivation to do some more to them. The drivers side its a bitch to make mounts for becasue of the exhaust.
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Post by RV80 »

4runner2.8 wrote:The drivers side its a bitch to make mounts for becasue of the exhaust.
Not if you change the exhaust :D
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Post by scottmcguinness172 »

ok here is for all the ppl that complained about me welding in thongs (problem Solved) Steel Capped Double Pluggers Image
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how they are atm
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bend tacked
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they look allright so far
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ill post up some more tomorrow as i get some more done let me know what you guys think
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Post by known 2 »

nice work guys, though i have to say the design looks familiar :D ,

how are u going making the fron mount wrap around the exhoust?
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Post by Sic Lux »

I think your really onto something, :idea: steel toe double plugs everyone should have a set :D they do look a bit heavy but it's low to ground so i don't recon it's a bad thing. Wish my steps were heavier some days it might have made some situations a bit better
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Post by tuff 75 »

hey scott lookin good bud. When ya finished u can make me a set if u want.......... whens it all gunna be on the cruiser
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Post by scottmcguinness172 »

ill hopefully be doin the brackets today ilput some pics up of the exhaust one if i get to it
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Post by guerd87 »

we should hopefully have the mounts done today, for one side at least

once we make the mounts we are going to copy them to paper so then i can start my set in a few weeks

design is familiar known2, but ours are a little cheaper to build ^_^
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Post by known 2 »

guerd87 wrote:we should hopefully have the mounts done today, for one side at least

once we make the mounts we are going to copy them to paper so then i can start my set in a few weeks

design is familiar known2, but ours are a little cheaper to build ^_^
way cheaper but mine were easyer all i had to do was sit back and wait. lol.

maybe u guys could help me make some for my 75
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Post by scottmcguinness172 »

here is waht i got done today not a lot i drilled most of the brackets and cut mounted one up with 2 brackets as u can see from the pics
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here is one with the jack lifting up the car with 2 brackets done
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all i got to do nowis finish off the 2 brackts on the passenger side and start the drivers side ps.. im sick of lifting them around so heavy but strong :D what ya think
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Post by guerd87 »

these things are unbeleivably strong

lifted the whole side of the car off the ground with 2 brackets straight off welding bench, thats with no bracket triangle supports in yet ^_^

the other 2 brackets and supports will be finished tomorrow and then the fun part...drivers side and exhaust :)

in my set i think we will prob go the next guage down for the 75 x 50 RHS to keep the weight down, same guage tubing and brackets though
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Post by Frankenyota »

Nice work :cool: They look heavy. What size box are you using and are they welded or bolted to the chassis?
Sliders are my next project, am going to use 50x50x4mm box and maybe tube on the outside for a step.

Why the 2 peices of box welded together?

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Post by guerd87 »

slider/step is 2 x 75mm x 50mm RHS welded together

reason for 2 bits together: so they act a side step aswell as a slider, tube sliders are that, sliders, not a comfy step etc etc

brackets are 50 x 50 square welded to 50 x 10mm flat plate, which has anotherpiece of flat on the opposite side of chassis with bolts holding them on :)

hope that helps ya :)

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Post by jimbo jones »

they aint going anywhere in a hurry whatch your fuel bill go up to :shock:
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Post by guerd87 »

im thinking they will be at least 60kg's all up once both finished, maybe more???

still have checkerplateto puton thetop side fo the steps

then we have the rear bar, will definatly need that intercooler and wind the boost + fuel up a bit ^_^
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Post by scottmcguinness172 »

yea they wouldnt want to be goin anywere in a hurry yes the boost will have to be wound up a little soon ill be able to drive over the pootrols now with out damaging the sills ill have to test them out soon see if i can rip them off :D im thinking of doing side bars aswell then starting the rear bar
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Post by crosswire »

When they are finished make sure you weigh them and let everyone know.
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Post by scottmcguinness172 »

yea i will there getting friggen heavy now
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Post by Daisy »

i think being solid and heavy is the way to go for big crusiers and patrols.

60 kgs is not bad at all... and the weight is all down low which is a bonus to improving the COG

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Post by r0ck_m0nkey »

scottmcguinness172 wrote:ok here is for all the ppl that complained about me welding in thongs (problem Solved) Steel Capped Double Pluggers
They don't hold up to a grinder though. I was cutting away with a 4" and it kicked and i lost grip. It fell out of my hand, hit the concrete and bounced, cut my knee, bounced again, and then cut my foot taking out the thong with it :lol:

A valuable lesson was taken from this, that safety is paramount when working with metal, make sure your grinder has a deadman switch :lol:
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Post by scottmcguinness172 »

i havnt lost any body parts yet allthpo i was laying under it yesterday putting on of the brackets up and the steel is 50mmx10mm thick and it fell off the bolt and hit me in the eye brow and the nose i swore my head off and punched the shed and dinted it good and propper but its all good now anyway heres whatg i got done today
STRENGTHEND THE PASSENGERS SIDE 2 BRACKETS
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DRIVERS SIDE MOUNTED
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ive got the bracket organised to go around the exhaust hipefully ill have all the brackets done and strengthend hopefully some paint on sunday what ya think
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Post by Daisy »

looks real solid.. i like it..

got a breakdown of the costs yet?
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