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Old 03-31-2008, 09:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
sbechtold
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Project SAC'D FJC - Phase II

Since my first build up thread has grown and it's hard to find anything I thought I would start a new thread to cover the next phase of modifications.

DIY Beadlock Wheels and 37" MT/R's:

I recently completed a set of weld-on beadlocks and up-sized my tires to 37" MT/R's. The process of installing the beadlocks was pretty straight-forward, but very labor intensive. I'm happy with the way they turned out.

Bare metal rings:



Anti-coning ring welded to outer ring.


Inner ring welded on and rim painted:


Windex is your friend when mounting tires with tires irons



A little ultra black to help make sure nothing leaks:



35 bolts per wheel had to be installed and torque down. What a pain!



Add some air and check for leaks, all is good:



Finished product:



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