#33477, "RE: Pics of some of my recent suspension upgrades" In response to Reply # 4
Looks good man. As for those tie bars, it would be pretty simple for someone to make these again. Makes me wish I had a welder, knew what I was doing, and made some. We have tons of small diameter solid rounds and plate here at work that we scrap out from drops all the time.
#33478, "RE: Pics of some of my recent suspension upgrades" In response to Reply # 5
Originally posted by xcasbonx Looks good man. As for those tie bars, it would be pretty simple for someone to make these again. Makes me wish I had a welder, knew what I was doing, and made some. We have tons of small diameter solid rounds and plate here at work that we scrap out from drops all the time.
Yep thick hollow metal tubes with pre-bent and pre-drilled brackets attached. Might even work better with solid round pieces too.
#33571, "RE: Pics of some of my recent suspension upgrades" In response to Reply # 9
Its not something you will nec notice depending on the quality of the bar. Rigid like the one shown here is prolly the best choice if you want one. The ones on ebay that are 3 pieces that bolt together will still flex.
Look at it this way, its a couple more quarters in the change jar.....it all adds up.