Very cool build. Nice design. Chicks dig blue!:yes:

My wife picked the color! :lol:


Minitubs almost done.

Caulked the tubs right before I came to work today. Should be dry to paint tomorrow! :)

Next step: Rear Torque-Arm install!!! :)

http://www.impermanence.kungphu.com/...01103828_o.jpg

Made some progress last night. Minitubs are officially DONE. finished it up with some 3M seam sealer (friggin $35 a can!) and some rock chip paint. Looks pretty good, although I'll admit it's not my best work and there's always room for improvement.


Last night a buddy was able to help me get the motor into the speed tech front subframe. This thing is gonna be killer, that's all I can say!!

Sorry for the crappy cell pics.

We also broke the hoist link to the chain, that was a very scary moment.

Next step: Swap sub frames! :)

http://www.impermanence.kungphu.com/...-imag00202.jpg

http://www.impermanence.kungphu.com/...-imag00212.jpg

Sub all decked out looks fantastic Max! It's a lot of fun watching all the cool parts and your progress on the build. Thx for posting..:thumbsup:

Nice progress, it sure is a good looking setup.

It's great the way all your tools come out of the box on a minitub! Nice job, cant wait to see the bad boy on the ground.:cheers:

Maybe I'm just a bit thick, but I think i missed this one... ?


Here we are... FINALLY!

Front subframe... GONE!

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6157/...6363a48a_z.jpg


Usher in the new SpeedTech Subframe and engine combo all as one giant unit.

This was really really easy considering how big of a piece this is. 4 bolts and BLAMMO! All was good! :)

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6169/...792d2a78_z.jpg



Working on the torque arm install now and just waiting for my 9" to show up :)

It looks good on there.

I think he meant how it takes almost every tool that you have to complete a mini tub job.

Ahhhh that makes more sense now.

That's 100% true. Some of the weird tools i forgot i had! :lol: