 | This newest Angry Iron product screams function and capability, and has a clean rugged look that speaks for itself
August 1, 2006
By:Manny MacMillan
When someone decides to do a build up of a Hummer, there are only on a few directions to go in. There is the aesthetic-focused approach and there is the functional-focused approach. And then, there is the Angry Iron approach. Meet "The Berserker."
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 | Project 2002 GMC 2500HD
August 1, 2006
By:Dean Waters
Bushwacker is well known for their fender flares and I had previous experience with their products. Many years ago I had used the Bushwhacker Cutout style flares on a S-10 project. In this case I did not really need the cut-out style but I did like the Pocket look. Bushwacker has 4 versions of their fender flares with and option for most anybody.
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 | Different Approaches to Design
August 1, 2006
By:Jesse Katz
When it comes to fabrication, my projects always turn out best when I work out all my ideas before I get started. I don't like to figure things out as I go because, inevitably, something gets overlooked or left out until the last minute. I admire all the fabricators that are able to lay a general idea out in chalk on the shop floor and get to work, but it's just not my style.
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 | Nice Rack!
July 1, 2006
By:Jaime Hernandez
Have you ever wanted to have the ability to lug around more stuff in your truck, but don't want a dorky lumber rack on it? Maybe you don't mind the lumber rack, but do mind the fact that it gets in the way when you want to load your Dirtbike, Quad, or UTV. Well my friends, we found a solution for you--TracRac.
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 | Quick fix for H1 oil leak
July 1, 2006
By:Manny MacMillan
Notice a lot of oil coming from the area of your oil filter? You may just need to replace the seals and o-rings in that area to tighten things up.
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 | Plasma 101
July 1, 2006
By:Caleb Krisher, Product Manager, Hobart Welding Products
Weekend wheelers, rock crawlers and sand buggy fabricators who experience the benefits of a plasma cutting machine rarely want to return to oxy-acetylene cutting or mechanical cutting processes such as saws, cut-off wheels, shears and snips
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 | Well respected Nissan Off-Road vendors
July 1, 2006
By:Sam Knight
These aftermarket gurus are a credit to the Nissan community and attribute to most modification desires of 4x4 enthusiasts.
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 | SHOCK MOUNTING EXPLAINED
July 1, 2006
By:Chris Shelton
One morning, as we mulled over our salmon caviar poached-egg tartlets, editor Perronne posed the following question: how should we mount shocks? He made a good point; while we immerse ourselves in component technology, we often overlook a critical element: how do we make the most of that technology?
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 | The Chop Shop
June 1, 2006
By:Jesse Katz
Picking up where our last tube bending article left off, let's install a die-set. All JD2's dies are labeled with the diameter and the centerline radius (in this example, we're working with a 1.75" x 5.5" radius die-set). No tools are required to change the dies on the Model 4, so I just set the forming die into position and then dropped the frame pins into place. The center-pin holds the forming die in place and is also the pivot that the pressure-die rotates around. The other frame pin just keeps the forming die from rotating.
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