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SWEET! Rocky Road has started their webpage for the VX. And what a nice VX they have there... :p
http://www.rocky-road.com/vehicross.html
VERY NICE!!!
Can't hardly wait to see what this evolves into. :cool:
etlsport
12/15/2006, 01:12 PM
awesome, prices are lower than i thought they would be too... how does this stuff mount up? im guessing the rails need to be welded, but does the diff. guard just bolt in?
awesome, prices are lower than i thought they would be too... how does this stuff mount up? im guessing the rails need to be welded, but does the diff. guard just bolt in?
That looks to be welded also...I'd sure like to see a bolt on one for the front of the rear diff.
JoFotoz
12/15/2006, 01:57 PM
how does this stuff mount up? im guessing the rails need to be welded, but does the diff. guard just bolt in?
FROM R/Roads web page...
""Installation is made easier on many of our kits by marking strips which we include with every set. Instead of trying to juggle a 35lb rocker bar in place while you mark your holes, you simply clamp our thin steel marker strip onto the body seam and mark your mounting holes.
We use existing mounting holes whenever possible to minimize drilling on the vehicle. However, we don't sacrifice mounting strength so save a couple holes though. ""
R/Roads web site...CLICK...saved in FAVS!
jo
I have a digi camera on it's way in the mail. When it comes in I will post pics of how the sliders mount. They are solid and they are not welded onto the VX, they just have several bolts on the frame rails and on the lower body seam.
etlsport
12/15/2006, 02:29 PM
zeus, could you also snap a few of the diff guard from other angles? pretty please with vx parts on top
Sure no prob! You can even keep your VX parts!
Zeus,
Please satisfy my curiosity, does the rock guard on the rear pumpkin bolt or weld on ?
Thanks, Ldub
It is welded on... deja vu...
LOL...I'm easily cornfused... :confused: ;) :p
Chopper
12/15/2006, 05:35 PM
Ok, I'm in. It was the picture of Ldub's that did it.... I'm lifting it. I'd prefer to do the entire package at one time. Then, I guess I gotta find some rocks
Chopper, you've gotta big shop, I am sure... and tools, a welder... all the good stuff. And you talked about swapping out suspensions the other day... I nominate you to be the guy to swap a solid axle into the VX! :p
Chopper
12/16/2006, 07:47 AM
Why not? It's pretty much a hanger queen now. Plus it makes more sense to build in this direction... more in the nature of the vehicle, and probably alot easier than making a sports car. My only hesitation is the fact that I am a long, long way from any thing that looks like a rock. What do I do with this contraption after I build it?? Here they do "swamp buggies" and sandrails for offroading. Not least, I grew up in a family of English sports cars(with an occasional Citroen or Opel around) My entire backround is, sporting cars, road racing, and some rally... I'm entirely ignorant in this area. This is also alot of the appeal. Wayne
Triathlete
12/16/2006, 09:47 AM
Rocky Roads prices look really good. Looks like they plan on adding a bit more in the future. I know after looking all over the net for the OME springs RR had the best price and got my business.
Thats is one sweet looking ebony flexing on the V notch!!! Of course I am a bit biased! :yesy: :bwgy:
Ok, I'm in. It was the picture of Ldub's that did it.... I'm lifting it. I'd prefer to do the entire package at one time. Then, I guess I gotta find some rocks
There's nothing around here that even resembles a bump in the ground, all my wheelin' is done 4-5 hrs. away at the very least...it's a good excuse to get outta town. ;)
Alright, here is another shot of the diff guard:
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/3165/thumbs/Diff_Guard.JPG (http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/3165/Diff_Guard.JPG)
The tubes are solid metal and the flange is 1/4" thick! :cool:
Here are some shots of the mounting for the sliders:
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/3165/thumbs/Slider1.JPG (http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/3165/Slider1.JPG) http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/3165/thumbs/Slider3.JPG (http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/3165/Slider3.JPG) http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/3165/thumbs/Slider2.JPG (http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/3165/Slider2.JPG) http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/3165/thumbs/Slider4.JPG (http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/3165/Slider4.JPG)
I threw that last one in for the heck of it. I'm not sure how secure you could get a highlift under these but I believe they would take the pressure. Now go buy them so I can get more free parts! :p
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