A nice final touch..
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I already got the light at home. I could put one on each side but that might be too bright. I'll pop a hole in it tonite after work and die grind it to size. I'll take a pic too when it's dark.
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O yeah I forgot to mention its within a cm. Any higher and it would of been a problem. I zip cut the top line shallow with the wheel for this reason.
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Remember tight fit, heavy gauge replacement steel, and wellllddd,,,,stop,welllllld stop. The sides weld from top to bottom a downhand weld.
Best to keep the side weld joints a open corner joint so after u don't sand away all the strength.
http://www.millerwelds.com/education...ner-Joints.jpg
Best to keep the side weld joints a open corner joint so after u don't sand away all the strength.
http://www.millerwelds.com/education...ner-Joints.jpg
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well i finished installing ther light the next day but just now posting a pic
I may add another light to the other side we'll see
been finishing up the loose ends this weekend and I plan to insure tomorow.
finally put on some door panels with some SEM plactic spray paint at $31 a can...ouch
I may add another light to the other side we'll see
been finishing up the loose ends this weekend and I plan to insure tomorow.
finally put on some door panels with some SEM plactic spray paint at $31 a can...ouch
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