...and here is an inside view of another piece that goes near our mystery piece...

...here is another 4130 part that also has something to do with our mystery part. If you look closely in a few of these photos there are some clues as to what all these things go to...

Well, it's been about two months since we put What The ?!! on the web site. The mystery part is still unidenified, but as you may have guessed, the part is just one part of a larger on-going project. Here is the drawing for the part and it's project. Do you see the part in the drawing? Do you know what the drawing is?

Well, it's been quite awhile since we have had a chance to update this page, but finally here are some new photos. If you couldn't tell, this is a pic of our mystery part installed in it's spot on the project. And in case you couldn't figure it out, this is an off-road vehicle. Lastly, the mystery part is a cantilever arm for the rear suspension of this vehicle. You can see the 3" Kuster coil-over shocks, King bump stops, the limit straps, the links and the Dynatrac Pro-rock Dana 60. You can also see the large 14" rotors and Willwood 6-piston squeezers. This set-up nets us 23" of travel. Oh yeah, if you look real close you can see the aluminum fuel tank behind the cantilever-which we showed you the inside and bulkheads of eariler. And the threaded part we showed you was one of the rear lower links.

And here is the front end of the vehicle. Again, you can see the King 3" coil-overs, along with the King bump-stops. A Howe ram-assist steering set-up is in place to turn the rather large 40" Goodyears the vehicle will be sporting. Once again, the axle is a Dynatrac Pro-Rock Dana 60. This modified 3-link front will cycle 20" of travel. Those big shocks will have to work a little, as the front end weighs well over 600 pounds. Now that we have showed you what the mystery part is, can you guess what kind of vehicle it is bolted to?