[BlueTorch]

Fork Lifts are so 2008..

that thing is so sick...

I might have to use that as a tag line for a couple of the pics.

Dan

 

[BlueTorch]

You guys can find more pics located here:

https://bluetorchfab.com/gallery4/main.php?g2_itemId=3890

Thanks
Dan

 

[rajincajingt]

the chassis looks sick dan, the packaging looks tight, you guys make it all look simple.

keep up the good work

 

[bigsilly]

Dan, is this rig now in Mississippi?

 

[BlueTorch]

Dan, is this rig now in Mississippi?

Yes it left for Mississippi Friday afternoon. I am sure we will see it back at the shop for some more work soon. Brynn wanted to do some of the work himself with the help of a few friends.

Dan

 

[BlueTorch]

the chassis looks sick dan, the packaging looks tight, you guys make it all look simple.

keep up the good work

Thanks for the props. We have the engine set way back in the chassis to allow for more room up front. Room in front of the engine is a nice thing to have when trying to keep a vehicle low.

Dan

 

[jmhinescj]

I recognize those excavators...I bet he's stoked. Rig turned out good Dan.

I like the engine braces on the back of the heads...

 

[FrkyMnky1487]

Did you guys rotate the Cs on the front? It looks like the pinion is pointing up a decent amount and the Cs are angled back.

 

[BlueTorch]

Did you guys rotate the Cs on the front? It looks like the pinion is pointing up a decent amount and the Cs are angled back.

It is stock.

Dan

 

[cali-crwlr]

Room in front of the engine is a nice thing to have when trying to keep a vehicle low.

Dan[/QUOTE]


why is that dan. thanks

 

[03flatbed]

Thanks for all the compliments, Dan and his crew did an amazing job! This rig was very well thought out, i'm still finding little details every time i look at it. Its sitting in Gluckstadt, MS at my shop now, hopefully i'll get inspired to start working on it! (but i'm sure it'll be back over at Dan's before too long...lol)

 

[BlueTorch]

Room in front of the engine is a nice thing to have when trying to keep a vehicle low.

Dan

why is that dan. thanks[/QUOTE]

the axle has to go somewhere.... if the engine is sitting on top of the diff and steering it is difficult to keep it low. With the engine back you have more room to move the radiator around and so on.

 

[BillaVista]

Oh Noooooooo!!!

Great looking rig Dan - love the motor set-back and the low ride height.

 

[G.C. Bandit]

looks GOOD!
Have u measured it, floor to top of cage at ride height yet?
Currious...
I love the low stance!:smokin:

 

[BlueTorch]

looks GOOD!
Have u measured it, floor to top of cage at ride height yet?
Currious...
I love the low stance!:smokin:

I measured it a while back but dont remember the dim. I will see if Brynn will measure it and get back to you. It does sit low for a rig on 42's. There were a few changes made to this chassis vs the standard Fusion to make it MUCH easier to stay low.

Dan

 

[BlueTorch]

Oh Noooooooo!!!

Great looking rig Dan - love the motor set-back and the low ride height.

Whats up BillaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVista? Its been a while bro. Give me a call sometime.

Dan

 

[FrkyMnky1487]

Was also wondering what size that radiator was? Looks to be pretty large.

 

[Bent Fabrications]

Looks killer Dan.. Love those motor mounts!

Can't waite to see it with some skins!

-Tim

 

[ROXROES]

I like how the Atlas mount counteracts the weight of the drop side.

 

[wngrog]

Thanks for all the compliments, Dan and his crew did an amazing job! This rig was very well thought out, i'm still finding little details every time i look at it. Its sitting in Gluckstadt, MS at my shop now, hopefully i'll get inspired to start working on it! (but i'm sure it'll be back over at Dan's before too long...lol)

No shit? I am in Gluckstadt (Hwy 51 and Yandell Rd, Mail It)

I would like to come check it out after work some day.