***UPDATED CHASSIS PICTURES***the exhaust is done and hanging on its own

hello folks.

finally i have some new pictures.

sorry for the delay,i have been catching up on other projects.now that i have gotten back on the 32 ch***is,here are the pictures of my progress.

hope ya'll like them.

-danny
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/bruce...=&.done=http://photos.yahoo.com/ph//my_photos

 

I've been in that album for a half hour. I'm really diggin the metal work. You should be proud of it.

 

Again Sir just amazing.

 

Beautiful work.

 

Very nice! Out of curiosity, how many mandrel bends did you use to piece the exhaust together?

Hank

 

More talent in your little finger than I have in my whole body...that's beautiful work..



Damnfingers

 

Outstanding!

 

That pieced together exhaust is a work of art.

Slonaker

 

Very nice ..

 

Man!! thats the cool "how to do the stuff I want to do" photo place. Awesome job!

 

Nice....

 

i used 2-90's and 16-45's.they are made from 304 stainless,and are 3 inch.

-danny

 

out of curiosity what kind of tires are those (front and rears...?) looks great!

 

the fronts are 5.50-16 firestones ribbed fronts
the rears are 8.20-18 firestone groved rears

they are orginal tires from the early 60's

coker sells the front style in 5.00-15 and 5.00-16.they also sell the groved rears,but only in 8.20-15 and 8.90-16.coker tells me that they will have th 8.20-18 in early 2007

hope this helps.

-danny

 

Looking real good, Danny... those slider-hangers are great. I can't wait to hear this one run!

 

me too,wont be long now.when i get ready to start i'll give you a call.we can you-tube it.

-danny

 

Very nice hangers, well suited for an exhaust system that will grow and shrink with the heat like stainless is known for.

The whole package is looking mighty fine man.

 

Looks good Danny..

 

Danny, my hats off to you, that is a fine piece of machinery that your building. All I can say, is "Wow". I sure hope that Ross guy is paying you enough $$$ for all that detail work, you deserve it! Koodos sir!

 

Looking very very good!!

-Jason

 

Thanks! i will put that down to memory...now to use that discount!

 

Talk about skills!! Impressive, excellent work man.

 

Too Cool, What awesome work to get that ehaust routed throught there. SO how much pipe was s****ped tryint to get all the bends perfect? Danny, very nice work as usual

 

MORE!! Love the updates! Very inspirational!

 

i think i messed up two bends,and about 18" of tubing,but i can use those peices on the other ch***is when i build the exhaust on it.

thanks all of you for the nice words on this project.i am so glad that it has inspired some people on their own projects.

i'll post more when i can.

-danny

 

we used to use rubber straps,but got tired of changing them once a year.from then on we started using teflon and stainless slider pins to allow the exhaust to move back and forth,during its heat cycle.

you get an "A+" for knowing what they were designed for.

-danny