C-Notch Frame Strength at Lorenzo Hamilton blog

C-Notch Frame Strength. If you want the frame to be as strong as stock and you want a frame notch deeper than the 2 there is simply no substitute for adding some. So my first question is, is there a major strength difference between using a c vs. I'm planning to c notch a '34 frame 2 to allow more travel for an 8 ford differential. If it's a 'c' channel frame, you need to box it in for strength. A c notch is a notch cut into the frame of your truck to provide additional clearance of the rear axle without actually lowering the truck. A square design (my gut tells me the curved notch. Any recommendations on what size round steel pipe. Just cut out a cardboard pattern of the side going down the length of it about a foot either. On the other hand, a step notch involves cutting a whole. If you want the frame to be as strong as stock and you want a frame notch deeper than the 2 there is simply no substitute for adding some sort. The strength of the frame comes.

So my first question is, is there a major strength difference between using a c vs. A square design (my gut tells me the curved notch. The strength of the frame comes. If you want the frame to be as strong as stock and you want a frame notch deeper than the 2 there is simply no substitute for adding some sort. Just cut out a cardboard pattern of the side going down the length of it about a foot either. If it's a 'c' channel frame, you need to box it in for strength. Any recommendations on what size round steel pipe. A c notch is a notch cut into the frame of your truck to provide additional clearance of the rear axle without actually lowering the truck. On the other hand, a step notch involves cutting a whole. If you want the frame to be as strong as stock and you want a frame notch deeper than the 2 there is simply no substitute for adding some.

GMC C1500 19881998 React Rear Frame CNotch Switch Suspension

C-Notch Frame Strength So my first question is, is there a major strength difference between using a c vs. If you want the frame to be as strong as stock and you want a frame notch deeper than the 2 there is simply no substitute for adding some sort. If it's a 'c' channel frame, you need to box it in for strength. A square design (my gut tells me the curved notch. If you want the frame to be as strong as stock and you want a frame notch deeper than the 2 there is simply no substitute for adding some. Any recommendations on what size round steel pipe. So my first question is, is there a major strength difference between using a c vs. Just cut out a cardboard pattern of the side going down the length of it about a foot either. On the other hand, a step notch involves cutting a whole. A c notch is a notch cut into the frame of your truck to provide additional clearance of the rear axle without actually lowering the truck. The strength of the frame comes. I'm planning to c notch a '34 frame 2 to allow more travel for an 8 ford differential.