Ok a little delima here...
I have a DC setup with adjustable upper arms and standard lower arms, one had a fair ole bend in it. I had this setup with no vibrations at all(dodgy but it worked....).
I have since replaced the standard lower link's with some tougher (straighter shinier links), I also whacked in some 30mm spacers in the rear at the same time. The rear was sitting lower than the front. The front measures about a 5" lift and the rear was significantly lower.
Now, as you can guess, my big bore (damn you big bore) tough dog shocks are rubbing on my coils and I still need to rotate my housing back a little bit more. So, my shock mounts need cutting and rotating..yay...
Wherefor art a custom place in Newy ???
What is going to be the best bet in this situation.
Do I get some newer high clearance shock mounts and turf the old ones. Or keep the old ones and rotate a bit.
I can see the brake linkes getting in the way of the mounting.
Do newy guys know if OL or Out of Town will touch this kind of shennanigans ?
And also what should one be paying for this kind of custom work ? A ballpark figure would be cool...
Argh help !!!
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Rotating Shock Mounts !!!!!! ATT: Newcastle folk
Rotating Shock Mounts !!!!!! ATT: Newcastle folk
[quote="MSCHIF"]SPUA its like shaving a barbie dolls head, amusing but pointless.[/quote]
Yeah,
They're what I was thinking about using bazz. Just worried about where my brake lines are in respect of where I want to put these new high clearance brackets.
Do you think most 4wd shops would undertake that kind of work ?
On a funnier note all the new control arms I have got from that 3rds production place are Bling Bling chrome looking. You could like blind yourself if you look straight at them. Arrrggh I gotta whack some black on them....
They're what I was thinking about using bazz. Just worried about where my brake lines are in respect of where I want to put these new high clearance brackets.
Do you think most 4wd shops would undertake that kind of work ?
On a funnier note all the new control arms I have got from that 3rds production place are Bling Bling chrome looking. You could like blind yourself if you look straight at them. Arrrggh I gotta whack some black on them....
[quote="MSCHIF"]SPUA its like shaving a barbie dolls head, amusing but pointless.[/quote]
jemmy otha than doin it ya self ......really no that hard as long as u can source a MIG ............a plasma /Oxy or grinder or sawzell to remove old mounts................
Ya should also prob be thinkin bout raisen em a few " aswell.............. have u also realised that your coils are now sittin with a bow in them as u may well have to rotate the coil perches aswell........................i found that b4 i rotated the coil perches my left coil was actuall catchen on the upper coil seat brkt and clangin wen the coil compressed .............
I dont think OOT will do the job but it cant hurt to ask ...........speak to LEN or Darryl there .....
Maybe all bars n tray backs / or JT engineerin will do the work there up thornton way .....although ive heard good and bad reports of JT's work i myself have nuthin against them (they make farken sweet beadlox)
Anyway heres some pics of my POS wen i had the 3 1/2 springs in
Ya should also prob be thinkin bout raisen em a few " aswell.............. have u also realised that your coils are now sittin with a bow in them as u may well have to rotate the coil perches aswell........................i found that b4 i rotated the coil perches my left coil was actuall catchen on the upper coil seat brkt and clangin wen the coil compressed .............
I dont think OOT will do the job but it cant hurt to ask ...........speak to LEN or Darryl there .....
Maybe all bars n tray backs / or JT engineerin will do the work there up thornton way .....although ive heard good and bad reports of JT's work i myself have nuthin against them (they make farken sweet beadlox)
Anyway heres some pics of my POS wen i had the 3 1/2 springs in
[b][i] DAN [/i] [/b]
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Oh ok cool. Thanks for da picks. 
shorties rock
You don't wanna earn some cash do ya ? Me weld
. THe old man can though..... 
lol
Nah I am thinking bout heading back home to Wauchope and seeing if one of the boys from Binskins will do it. Yeah the bow in the coils is a worry as well
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That brings me to the diff fill point. Should you a new hole drilled for the new level. Or just rotate the diff to stock level again for each change/inspection ?
I can't really distinguish what mounts they are, that you have used. Are they the originals with a bit cut out or otherwise ?
shorties rock
You don't wanna earn some cash do ya ? Me weld
. THe old man can though.....
lol
Nah I am thinking bout heading back home to Wauchope and seeing if one of the boys from Binskins will do it. Yeah the bow in the coils is a worry as well
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That brings me to the diff fill point. Should you a new hole drilled for the new level. Or just rotate the diff to stock level again for each change/inspection ?
I can't really distinguish what mounts they are, that you have used. Are they the originals with a bit cut out or otherwise ?
[quote="MSCHIF"]SPUA its like shaving a barbie dolls head, amusing but pointless.[/quote]
Yeah Jemmy standard shocks mounts cut down transfered left to right and right to left hand side of POS gave it the right angle to fit sweet
Mate i have so much more shite to do otha wise i would give ya a hyelpin hand .............sorry dude this weekend cumin is slider weekend for me .....
Biskins sounds like the go but a bit of a drive just for that job.........................while ya there steal me sum guards .....rock doors .........and a nice kevlar bonnet if ya eva want a squiz at my heapa poo i work at cardiff industrial area ..........................
Dan
Mate i have so much more shite to do otha wise i would give ya a hyelpin hand .............sorry dude this weekend cumin is slider weekend for me .....
Biskins sounds like the go but a bit of a drive just for that job.........................while ya there steal me sum guards .....rock doors .........and a nice kevlar bonnet if ya eva want a squiz at my heapa poo i work at cardiff industrial area ..........................
Dan
[b][i] DAN [/i] [/b]
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MMM kevlar...
I will get the official price list this time and post it on the board. They are expensive but do work out cheaper than factory panels.
Oh ok workin in Maitland so will call into JT and ask a few q's...
I will get the official price list this time and post it on the board. They are expensive but do work out cheaper than factory panels.
Oh ok workin in Maitland so will call into JT and ask a few q's...
[quote="MSCHIF"]SPUA its like shaving a barbie dolls head, amusing but pointless.[/quote]
hey a1mav
what do you do in cardiff im in pendelbury road at boart longyear 97 lwb 5"lift 31s for the road 33s mongrels for club trips cheers stormpatrol ps you in a club
THE SMOKER YOU DRINK THE DANCER YOU GET
if you want a quick easy solution, cut a groove through the sides of the mount, front to back leaving the rear part intact. bend them back to where you want them, then weld plates over the V-shaped openings you have left.
someone should do it for you for a box of beer or something, it is 30 minutes work.
someone should do it for you for a box of beer or something, it is 30 minutes work.
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