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Rear rod
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11 Mar 2012 17:38 - 11 Mar 2012 17:39 #35297
by dirtydogz
2002 JLX Soft Top
Jimnybits 2" lift +Pro Comp ES1000 shocks.
Big Jimny rear shock mounts. Big Jimny adjustable panhard rods.
Big Jimny steering damper bracket. Disco Armstrong steering damper. 7X15 black modulars. 205/75/15 Maxxis 743 bravo m/t.Superpro camber correction bushes.Black A bar....
Replied by dirtydogz on topic Re: Rear rod
Weld a length of 1" angle along the panhard rods that will make it stronger.
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2002 JLX Soft Top
Jimnybits 2" lift +Pro Comp ES1000 shocks.
Big Jimny rear shock mounts. Big Jimny adjustable panhard rods.Big Jimny steering damper bracket. Disco Armstrong steering damper. 7X15 black modulars. 205/75/15 Maxxis 743 bravo m/t.Superpro camber correction bushes.Black A bar....
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11 Mar 2012 21:19 #35320
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Only if they have the same mass, then the solid bar would have a much smaller diameter.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Replied by facade on topic Re: Rear rod
TomDK wrote: Tubing is stil stronger than solid.
Only if they have the same mass, then the solid bar would have a much smaller diameter.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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