Calgary Jeep Association
4x4 Related Groups => Tech Talk => Topic started by: midnightcowboy on March 18, 2010, 09:32:07 PM
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What did some of you guys doing after lifting your CJs or YJs? After 7-8" lift Im trying to figure out how to properly set up my stops so I dont tear fenders off.
Thanks
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As a cheap fix I am planning on taking some 2" square tubing and building a drop bracket for the existing bump stop and welding it to the under side of the frame. Something like this \_/ but with probably 45 deg. angles. Thats the extent of my computer drafting abilities a shameless use of slashes and an underscore.
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(http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y100/KnoxSteve/3-19-201012-48-07PM.jpg)
someday I'd like to model the Full Jeep...
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What eagle said. Square stock to space the stockers down from the frame. I also use 1/2" conveyor belt for the fine tuning.
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What did you draw that up with its exactly what I was thinking.
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If you want an easy CAD program.....check out Google SketchUp. It's FREE and all the tutorials are online in video format, and it's pretty straight forward to use...here's the drawing I did of a trailer I'd like to build this spring/summer....
(http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/hs153.snc3/18059_400275560528_670780528_10356906_3925950_n.jpg)
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Thank you very much the download has begun
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Google sketchup has some pretty cool features, and it is definitely a lot easier to learn than a full parametric modeling package.
but yeah the program I used was Pro/ENGINEER
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i use autocad an autodesk inventor, with inventor i can even calculate the stress on the peices that i design! 8)