Tworley build

Josh's new nickname: "The Bedazzler."

I've been working on a few of these fun pillows for the BFH Garage.
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Getting closer.

Mid arm frame mounts permanently in place. Bulky artec sway bar links cut off, rear truss burned into place.
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I wanted to document this installation a lot more than what I have. But there is so much work involved.
 
Not shown are the
- frame standoffs we made for the fuel, brake and ARB lines
- moving the front axle ARB fitting 1/4" back to avoid contact with the truss edge
- cutting a hole in the truss to help access the ARB fitting
- mounting BMB raised sway bar links

Still left to do; brake line routing, installing and fitting axles. I think we're on the downhill side of things, but still lots left to do.

Mike not helping, per usual.

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Not shown are the
- frame standoffs we made for the fuel, brake and ARB lines
- moving the front axle ARB fitting 1/4" back to avoid contact with the truss edge
- cutting a hole in the truss to help access the ARB fitting
- mounting BMB raised sway bar links

Still left to do; brake line routing, installing and fitting axles. I think we're on the downhill side of things, but still lots left to do.

Mike not helping, per usual.

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Just to clarify, I offered to help weld and he told me to pound sand. :ROFLMAO: