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Originally Posted by Ted Brown

Primer makes it look real clean, great/best way to sell it

Well it was getting it even if he doesn't want it... I'll just be one step closer.. The show will go on...

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set the cab on today..

[Ted Brown]

That just puts it all together Looks Wild...

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Originally Posted by Ted Brown

That just puts it all together Looks Wild...

You should see it standing next to it...

Well.. I looked at it way to long yesterday, And had to call off the sale..I want to ride in this one..

[Ted Brown]

Hi Randy, I was wondering if you guys are blessed with a too loo law there??? Calif, says that nothing can hang below the rims... I think you have yours set to ride at the height you want, with Air, yes? That is for sure a different and good looking pickup, should bring a ton of looks

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Originally Posted by Ted Brown

Hi Randy, I was wondering if you guys are blessed with a too loo law there??? Calif, says that nothing can hang below the rims... I think you have yours set to ride at the height you want, with Air, yes? That is for sure a different and good looking pickup, should bring a ton of looks

Not to sure if we have a law on that or not,, Not worried about that... I have the truck set up the same way I have my son's.. The truck aired down will be about a 1'' off the ground.. Still able to drive if needed to. The frame aired down is about the same.. So on a good hwy,, We can run aired down if careful.... But I don't see us doing that around here.. I have ways to lift it more if I wanted to.. But I don't feel the need to..We want the lowwer look for the show's,, Makes a car look so different.. Both in the grass look's like they are laying frame, But not..It also give's the appearance that the trucks are way smaller then they was when new..

[speedydeedy]

Originally Posted by NEW INTERIORS

Not to sure if we have a law on that or not,, Not worried about that... I have the truck set up the same way I have my son's.. The truck aired down will be about a 1'' off the ground.. Still able to drive if needed to. The frame aired down is about the same.. So on a good hwy,, We can run aired down if careful.... But I don't see us doing that around here.. I have ways to lift it more if I wanted to.. But I don't feel the need to..We want the lowwer look for the show's,, Makes a car look so different.. Both in the grass look's like they are laying frame, But not..It also give's the appearance that the trucks are way smaller then they was when new..

Yes it is the law that nothing can be lower than bottom of rim,but it is not enforced.

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Originally Posted by speedydeedy

Yes it is the law that nothing can be lower than bottom of rim,but it is not enforced.

Never heard of it here... There's a lot more here dragging the ground for them to worry about then me..

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Just incase no one knows... On a 6'' dropped axle from speedway (spring behind the axle) The bottom of the bat wing is 1.5'' below a 14'' rim, And is still lower on a 15'' rim.. (with a big block chevy)

[MARTINSR]

Originally Posted by NEW INTERIORS

Never heard of it here... There's a lot more here dragging the ground for them to worry about then me..

This law here in California the "scrub line" law being nothing below the wheel has because of todays ultra low profile tires been changed and I believe the law is now nothing below the rim or 3", something along those lines, I don't remember the exact law. Which really the nothing below the rim line is a nice thing to go with anyway being something hitting the ground in the event of a blow out can be pretty dangerous.

Brian

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Originally Posted by MARTINSR

This law here in California the "scrub line" law being nothing below the wheel has because of todays ultra low profile tires been changed and I believe the law is now nothing below the rim or 3", something along those lines, I don't remember the exact law. Which really the nothing below the rim line is a nice thing to go with anyway being something hitting the ground in the event of a blow out can be pretty dangerous.

Brian

So let see.. I guess I need to cut the bat wings off and raise them.. Or do I run a 24'' rim..

Not sure what's not understanded here.. I have Big tires, Not rubber bans for tires.. A 15'' rim will still put the bat wing.. UNDER/BELOW the rim..

[MARTINSR]

Randy, I am not telling you to do anything different. We are talking the law, and my thoughts were tossed in to the discussion that's all. Your bat wings hitting the ground isn't that big of a deal, but there are other things one wouldn't want to hit the ground, like the oil pan. I am just tossing out there my thoughts that's all.

Brian

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Originally Posted by MARTINSR

Randy, I am not telling you to do anything different. We are talking the law, and my thoughts were tossed in to the discussion that's all. Your bat wings hitting the ground isn't that big of a deal, but there are other things one wouldn't want to hit the ground, like the oil pan. I am just tossing out there my thoughts that's all.

Brian

Well.. I'm just saying too.. The law may be one thing... But the bat wing is still below the rim, Meaning if you was to catch a flat,, The bottom of the bat wing and radius rods would make contact with the road.. So now I guess that would make the front end illegal as well.. I know everyone was talking about the law.. But it was brought up because of how low I built this truck... (WITH AIR BAGES)

And I was just stating that even if I had the frame 12'' off the ground,, Something would still be below the rim...

For the ones that asked me to come back in post.. This is why I left in the first place..

First I was told my 41 willys frame would fall apart,,(whice it's doing just fine by the way)...

Then someone didn't like the way I welcomed new guy's here,,,,Man what's next ???

I don't mine someone talking about the build,, But come on.. Do a little checking first..Before you start saying it's to low..

[MARTINSR]

Originally Posted by NEW INTERIORS

Well.. I'm just saying too.. The law may be one thing... But the bat wing is still below the rim, Meaning if you was to catch a flat,, The bottom of the bat wing and radius rods would make contact with the road.. So now I guess that would make the front end illegal as well.. I know everyone was talking about the law.. But it was brought up because of how low I built this truck... (WITH AIR BAGES)

And I was just stating that even if I had the frame 12'' off the ground,, Something would still be below the rim...

For the ones that asked me to come back in post.. This is why I left in the first place..

First I was told my 41 willys frame would fall apart,,(whice it's doing just fine by the way)...

Then someone didn't like the way I welcomed new guy's here,,,,Man what's next ???

I don't mine someone talking about the build,, But come on.. Do a little checking first..Before you start saying it's to low..

I didn't say it was too low, I am terribly sorry that I upset you. I will not post in response to anything you say again.

Brian

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Originally Posted by MARTINSR

I didn't say it was too low, I am terribly sorry that I upset you. I will not post in response to anything you say again.

Brian

I didn't say you did,, But you jumped right in the fire..
Like you have done a lot of other times with me..

What happen to people just appreciating someone taken the time to BUILD something, Take pictures, And posting them for everyone to ENJOY...This is a hotrod site... I'm not here telling anyone how to build their cars unless they ask me too.. I came back because of all the emails asking me too.. And thought I would do MY best.. Even left the threads alone that cause me to open my mouth... Just showing my work that people ask me too..