homemade torque arm kit
03-15-2005, 04:47 PM
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homemade torque arm kit How much would people be willing to pay for a torque arm(similar to the spohn)? with how expensive they are i think i could make them affordable. It will not be mounted to the transmission tail shaft housing and will have a driveshaft loop and pinion angle adjustments on it.
i'm not trying to advertise on here i am just trying to get an idea of interest for this kind of thing. if this comes together i will become a supporting vendor for the site.
i'm not trying to advertise on here i am just trying to get an idea of interest for this kind of thing. if this comes together i will become a supporting vendor for the site.
03-15-2005, 04:59 PM
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You might as well consider making a whole line of products. With the money it would take for the insurance policy, you would need to have a lot more revenue to make it worth while. When it comes to sales you can't do everything- sell and build, and tend shop. You might as well have a reputable fabrication shop build all the parts for you and YOU spend time selling. I have a similar plan. However, I will sell everything. Electric water pumps, polished parts, YOU NAME IT. Good luck bro. 
03-16-2005, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Yank
thats right!!! we pay about 4,000.00 a mo. 
for ins to cover our products
for ins to cover our products
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03-16-2005, 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by FIREHAWK#608
Say, I'm seriously wanting to get a fab business up and running. Would happen to know the name of the insurance company that does your company's policy? I'd like to ask them a few questions. Thanks!
03-17-2005, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted by 1ORANGEWS6
Give me a call I'm in sales at Chattanooga Laser Cutting (423-629-4900), a laser fabrication jobshop. We do it all... cut, sear, machine, form, and fab mild steel, stainless, and aluminum. Let me know if you need anything just ask for Bryan.
