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Frame repair kits

markw

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Haven't used them but will need to on a future project. Nice find.
 

toddz69

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Same guy that's doing all the hydroboost brackets along with a number of other interesting items. Seems to have a good eye for the EB parts market.

Todd Z.
 
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1sicbronconut

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Same guy that's doing all the hydroboost brackets along with a number of other interesting items. Seems to have a good eye for the EB parts market.

Todd Z.

Yea I kind of like his inline hydro-boost kit, gets everything out of the way and nicely tucked up.
 

Scott_T

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Just used a set of the front ones to repair some damage to my frame. My rig apparently took a hit to the front end in a previous life and the left horn was tweaked and poorly repaired. This made the installation of these parts a bit more challenging as I was trying to work things back into shape so my bumper lined up with the body, but the frame horn parts made the whole thing look much cleaner than I could have done trying to fabricate something. I decided to extend the frame horns out about an inch or so to provide some room for a planned hi-lift jack bracket and these parts had enough material to accomplish this and still look pretty good.
 

catfan

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Just used a set of the front ones to repair some damage to my frame. My rig apparently took a hit to the front end in a previous life and the left horn was tweaked and poorly repaired. This made the installation of these parts a bit more challenging as I was trying to work things back into shape so my bumper lined up with the body, but the frame horn parts made the whole thing look much cleaner than I could have done trying to fabricate something. I decided to extend the frame horns out about an inch or so to provide some room for a planned hi-lift jack bracket and these parts had enough material to accomplish this and still look pretty good.

Thanks for the good review!
 

rydog1130

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I may purchase a set of these....my 70 has a massive 3 tube bumper w/ 3/8" plate stick welded to the horns... I think just cutting that garbage off and welding these on would be a time saver
 
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