Dear Welder Series…To whom it may concern,
I am getting ready to build a pre runner style truck out of a 2001 Chevy half ton pickup. Its and extended cab short bed two wheel drive. I was planning on running King coil overs in all four corners. Do you happen to have or would you be [...]
Big bushing rear four link kits are climbing the popularity [...]
Dear Welder Series…I would like to know if you have plans in the future to supply triangulated four bar rear kits for model A’s and also would like to see a kit to adapt the Uni-steer type single cross steer rack to the Model A frame without using a vega bracket in addition to the [...]
Which rear four link kit do you recommend for my ‘73 D100 [...]
We first showed you the parallel version, and now we’re all set with a triangulated version! It’s a bit beefier with 3/4-16 adjusters and 1-5/8″ [...]
…watch Welder Series parts being installed on “Project ClasSix”, a ‘49 Chevy pickup being built by Kevin and Ryan on [...]
Trucks! TV is installing Welder Series parts on their latest build: a ‘49 Chevy [...]
Canadian Hot Rods is a Canadian high-quality magazine produced and edited by Terry Denomme. Terry is chronicling the build of a Rambler station wagon, and sent me the article from the four link install. He used Welder Series #2220. Follow along! You can check out their website too: www.canadianhotrods.com.
Grant Schwartz (Schwartz Welding) was installing a Ford 8.8 rear end from a Fox bodied Mustang in a frame so, naturally, he perused the Welder Series catalog (click to get a copy) for ideas. After deciding on parts LS204 and LS208 from our LS1 motor mount kit, he trimmed, notched, and welded them to the [...]
We get emails. We reply to emails. All of them. Even those nice people who want to see me more satisfied. (What’s a “male product”, anyways? Am I a product of my own imagination?) Anyways, I thought some of these tech type emails would be beneficial to more of you than solely the person who [...]
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