Let me explain. Nevermind, let the pictures explain. When we say it’s a universal sway bar kit, Daniel took us up on that claim. Dear Daniel… Daniel, I’m guessing you spent at least an hour or more figuring all this out! I don’t know anything about bikes, but this is very impressive. Thanks for the …
Dear Welder Series… I have already stripped my truck down to the bare chassis and am looking to purchase an IFS for the front end. With the suspension now out of the chassis and gone to the scrap yard (wasn’t thinking there) can I center the new suspension by measuring from the front spring mounting holes …
Dear Welder Series… Hello Customer, Greetings to you, well I would like to know whether you sell RUBBER BUCKET. Let me know the models,sizes and prices of them. Also I would like to know whether you accept credit card payment. Hope to hear back from you soon. Best Regards, Tommy Harrison Dear Tommy… Thanks very …
Dear Welder Series… I am interested in buying this product, but I am unsure if it contains everything I need, can you give me a parts list for this kit? That would be wonderful. I am using a 67 chevelle rearend with the stock triangulate four link setup, and I am just trying to make …
Dear Welder Series… I want to start purchasing the parts to the Mustang II kit, I have a 51 Chevy Coupe. I was looking at this: I have a couple questions. What track width do I select for that car? I’m probably going to run stock steel wheels and 640 Bias Ply tires. 2. When …
Dear Welder Series… Hi I’m going to narrow the frame on my 50 studebaker car so I can pro street it which would you recommend a 4 link with a panhard bar or a triangulated 4 link without the panhard I like the triangulated better but I’m not sure which is stronger the car is …
Dear Welder Series… hi–do you guys make a mustang 2 kit for a 1935 plymouth coupe?? either weld-in or bolt-in?? thanks for your time–tom Dear Tom… Tom, our 56″ kits are the ones to use in your Plymouth. Thanks for looking at Welder Series parts for your build.
Dear Welder Series… I wanted to check that your 35-40 ford boxing plates will work on a 37 ford truck frame. If so I will be ordering immediately. Thanks Charles Dear Charles… Charles, 1935-41 Ford car and 1935-41 Ford pickups used the same frame rails. Yes, our plates will work with your ’37. They are …
Dear Welder Series… I am building a 89 Chevy c1500 street/drag I am wanting to go with a narrower rear end and do a 4-link set up. I was wondering what 4 link set up would you recommend for me? Dear Jon… Our pro/street rear 4-link can be set up so the bars are parallel …
Mark just sent us a few pictures of his Welder Series MII installed in his ’51 Chevy truck. Nice job Mark! He used our coil over kit, which is a little bit less expensive than the coil spring crossmember kit. The coil overs will cost more up front, but will be easier to fine-tune the …
A deserving firefighter’s Challenger gets completely redone by Tim Strange and a crew of volunteers. I love this show… it’s safe to watch with the kids (no throwing parts, yelling at each other, etc.) and a great inspiration to help other people! Here’s the link where you can watch it online.
2-3/8″ x 2″ with a 3/8″ hole 1-3/4″ from the edge of the notch. Designed for 1-5/8″ tube. 3/16″ thick mild steel, pickled & oiled. View our full assortment of frame tabs here.
Dear Welder Series… Can I make your Mustang II kit work on a 1936 Chevy pickup frame? Thanks. Dear Mike… Our 56″ kits would be the right size for your Chev pickup. I hope we can help with your project. Paul Horton
Dear Welder Series… I recently came across your MII installation instructions, and I am really impressed. A great tool for a builder! I have few questions; (The more I study it the more I have questions!) 1. Am I correct in saying that your instructions will only establish the desired ride height, if on assembly, the …