guys who have built traction bars need your help!
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sorry for the delay, been busy looking for a new job so i can get the heck away from directv and been tryin to get my other truck fixed to use as a daily. anyways heres the front brackets, gota take the rear and bars to do the coatin on sometime this weekend hopefully if i get time
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Sry few days late on finding this but i have made my own before with absolute scrap from steel yard using nuts welded on pipe for thread adjustment and a piece of triangular plate with holes drill in them and worked pretty good for what i had in it..
but since then i have become a supervisor in a machine shop so i have alot more capabilities on building stuff n wanted to share my latest set on my wifes truck with you guys ...
The only thing i dont like about them is i didnt make the aluminumn bushing, just use good ole grinder n grinded down the ears on the factory bushing in the leaf. lithiem grease takes care of the squeeks most of the time..
but since then i have become a supervisor in a machine shop so i have alot more capabilities on building stuff n wanted to share my latest set on my wifes truck with you guys ...
The only thing i dont like about them is i didnt make the aluminumn bushing, just use good ole grinder n grinded down the ears on the factory bushing in the leaf. lithiem grease takes care of the squeeks most of the time..
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Sry few days late on finding this but i have made my own before with absolute scrap from steel yard using nuts welded on pipe for thread adjustment and a piece of triangular plate with holes drill in them and worked pretty good for what i had in it..
but since then i have become a supervisor in a machine shop so i have alot more capabilities on building stuff n wanted to share my latest set on my wifes truck with you guys ...
The only thing i dont like about them is i didnt make the aluminumn bushing, just use good ole grinder n grinded down the ears on the factory bushing in the leaf. lithiem grease takes care of the squeeks most of the time..
but since then i have become a supervisor in a machine shop so i have alot more capabilities on building stuff n wanted to share my latest set on my wifes truck with you guys ...
The only thing i dont like about them is i didnt make the aluminumn bushing, just use good ole grinder n grinded down the ears on the factory bushing in the leaf. lithiem grease takes care of the squeeks most of the time..
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The real term is high misalignent spacers.. They slide in on either side of the heim hole allowing the use of a smaller diameter bolt and the hiem gets more rotation before hitting the spacer..Just a better way of doing it
http://www.polyperformance.com/shop/...cers-p-19.html
http://www.polyperformance.com/shop/...cers-p-19.html
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i like the bracket made for the eye of the leaf .
why not just use a new shock mount instead of the relocator? could also get them more perpendicular if you were to do this.
why not just use a new shock mount instead of the relocator? could also get them more perpendicular if you were to do this.
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The real term is high misalignent spacers.. They slide in on either side of the heim hole allowing the use of a smaller diameter bolt and the hiem gets more rotation before hitting the spacer..Just a better way of doing it
http://www.polyperformance.com/shop/...cers-p-19.html
http://www.polyperformance.com/shop/...cers-p-19.html
Okay, that makes sense. I hadn't heard that term before.
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