Frame Stiffing to reduce Porpoising?
Got a question for you seasoned drivers with older rigs. I have a 1999 F350 Dually Quad Cab Long Bed. I've been driving it for thousands of miles and for the most part, it's been fine. However, while ...
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To paraphrase, "If you find somebody willing to weld on your frame... you don't want them."
Why not? Thousands of commercial truck frames are welded on a daily basis. They cut 'em behind the cab and splice in a piece to add length. They install frame liners to add strength.
Older pickup trucks are routinely shortened to convert them into the more desirable "short box" versions.
Stock frames are boxed in all the time for offroad applications.
Why not? Thousands of commercial truck frames are welded on a daily basis. They cut 'em behind the cab and splice in a piece to add length. They install frame liners to add strength.
Older pickup trucks are routinely shortened to convert them into the more desirable "short box" versions.
Stock frames are boxed in all the time for offroad applications.
