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Ute back and Trac-bar

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Ute back and Trac-bar

Post by jasonmcc »

Hi

I have a SWB soft top sierra that im building up. Just done spring-over, about to do RUF with chassis extension. Bolting up a Vitara EFI manifold and prob going to put on a 660cc supercharger. Im going to chop the back off it and turn it into a little ute. What sort of sheet metal material do you use to weld on where the back end used to be.

Also I need a Trac-bar (Anti-Wrap bar) what eva you call it. Any one got some pics. I think im going to use a big rod end from Black-woods.


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Post by Barathrum »

here's a couple of pics of my track-bar
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Thanks for the photos

Post by jasonmcc »

Where did you get the rod end bearing from? Did you strengthen the chassis frame where you mounted the shackle?


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Post by MY45 »

Have a look ant the "slip and twist" designs, the work awsome (i have one) and are cheaper to make :cool:
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Post by SiKiD_01 »

MY45 wrote:Have a look ant the "slip and twist" designs, the work awsome (i have one) and are cheaper to make :cool:


can you post up some pics please? or a link to wher i may be able to see one in pretty good detail.

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Post by DeWsE »

Sounds like a tidy rig your building.

Have you got any idea's of the tray back?

Can people post some pic's?
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Post by sierrajim »

not the tidiest tray back but it does the job
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[quote="Harb"]Well I'm guessing that they didn't think everyone would carry on like a big bunch of sooky girls over it like they have........[/quote]
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Post by DeWsE »

Sweet I was looking for pic's of yours the other day. I don't know how practical they are on a daily driver if you don't want to get rained on.
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Post by sierrajim »

well considering i don't have a back wall in my bac, don't have a roof, don't have wipers or washers mine's not such a good daily driver anyway.

Although Possumhunter put a tray on his Vit with the intention of using it as a daily driver and it worked quite well.
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SiKiD_01 wrote:
MY45 wrote:Have a look ant the "slip and twist" designs, the work awsome (i have one) and are cheaper to make :cool:


can you post up some pics please? or a link to wher i may be able to see one in pretty good detail.

thanks


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