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lil red cummins said:whats the story with the front axle? looks almost like a 4wd but no u joints or pumpkin. its interesting that the spindles appear to be from a 4wd.
please shed some light on this setup...
Tspanos said:Anyone else notice that some of these trucks have a ridiculous amount of overspray on the rear sections. I have seen 4 different C & C now, all different configs. I saw three on one lot in Maryland this weekend, the two regular cabs had a ridiculous amount of overspray, the whole top of the exhaust was black the gas tank and frame rails felt like sand paper and yet the third a quad cab truck was perfect. Then today I see a truck on a lot back here in CT. Everything on the rear of the truck had been sprayed!!!! and very poorly to boot. The top of the gas tank and the exhaust pipe have runs from the paint being so thick. Also all the ID stickers on the back of this truck were painted over, what are they trying to hide? If I had ordered one of these trucks I would be furious it looks like the stuff I haul in the dump, s. h. i. t!!! I posted in this thread because you can see what I'm talking about in the pics posted by YO HOOT.
CUMMINZ said:I think you need to look at the frame photos again. The top of the frame is flat front to back.
My mistake I was talking about the frame being C channel :-laf
Greg
EMD-Run8 said:Yeah and its a mighty big "C" channel frame too. Looked at a RC/CC manual 6. 7 (the only one they had) at Hill-Kelly the other day. Very beefy, but I wonder why they use "C" channel in heavy-duty frames as opposed to box frames in "light" duty frames like a 2500. I'm sure there's a sound engineering reason why, I've just never dug around to find out. Can they safely flex easier or something?
CUMMINZ said:They are building a 3500 now with C channel frame. I'll bet the furture holds a 4500-5500 on the same frame that is easy to build tougher.