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Devious Customs One-Piece Notch Install on a Toyota Tacoma - Devious Wayz
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 10.The notch was then tack-welded...  10.The notch was then tack-welded into place on all four corners.  11.Jeff then went to town...  11.Jeff then went to town and welded the notch to the frame.  12.These are quality welds...  12.These are quality welds that will ensure the strength of the frame after the middle section is cut away.  13.After the top and sides...  13.After the top and sides were welded, Jeff moved to the bottom to seal up all the areas of the notch that made contact with the framerails.  14.Here is a look at the notch...  14.Here is a look at the notch welded in place - so far so good.  15.Next, Jeff took our second-favorite...  15.Next, Jeff took our second-favorite tool, the plasma cutter, and went to work on the section of the frame between the notch that needs to be removed.  16.Once the frame was cut...  16.Once the frame was cut out, Jeff hammered out the middle section.  17.Now the rearend can be...  17.Now the rearend can be buried more than 6 inches deeper into the frame, allowing the lowest part of the frame to lay on the ground with the help of the four-link already installed.  18.The section where the frame...  18.The section where the frame had been cut away was ground smooth for plating.  19.Make sure the frame is...  19.Make sure the frame is ground smooth so that the plate can be welded in and fit flatly.  20.Jeff welded one of the...  20.Jeff welded one of the plates into place.  21.Here's a look at the welded-in...  21.Here's a look at the welded-in plates. They definitely cleaned up the overall look and added necessary support.  22.Here's the finished product,...  22.Here's the finished product, cleaned up and ready to go. Good looks in a timely manner - that's what we're talking about.
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Maximized - May 2013
Excuse me while I wipe the dust off of my keyboard *cough, cough*. There is an old saying that goes...
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