Fishplating the Trailing Arms...

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Fishplating the Trailing Arms... #417021 03/13/04 07:59 AM

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AcidophilusRex Offline

Body Damage is Cool

I'm probably going to be doing a rear spring lift in conjunction with new tires, and I figure I otter do the fishplate thing while I'm at it.

Can the fishplating be safely done with the arms still in the vehicle, or should they be removed for the procedure? My big concern is that if they're still on the vehicle and the person doing the welding uses an arc welder, it could potentially toast the electronics.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Fishplating the Trailing Arms...	AcidophilusRex	03/13/04 07:59 AM
Re: Fishplating the Trailing Arms...	LandRaider	03/13/04 08:11 AM
Re: Fishplating the Trailing Arms...	OKRED	03/13/04 01:09 PM
Re: Fishplating the Trailing Arms...	DougH	03/13/04 03:31 PM
Re: Fishplating the Trailing Arms...	Anonymous	03/14/04 06:11 AM

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