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A frame Joint size
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A frame Joint size
I am currently building up a GQ Shorty, I have cut the back off and extended the wheel base to 105" and will be doing an a frame set up.
I need to get the joint made up that sits on top of the diff as you can not buy them in NZ does anyone have details on the type of joint shown below or even better an Autocad drawing of one that has worked?
I need to get the joint made up that sits on top of the diff as you can not buy them in NZ does anyone have details on the type of joint shown below or even better an Autocad drawing of one that has worked?
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Twisted by Design
hehe....thats a pic of my joint....I haven't used it yet, and am not sure if I will yet....I was going to start a thread soon about going 4 link or a-frame on my zook.
I bought mine from Dobbin Engineering for $450....
http://www.dobbinengineering.com/
Here is another pic of his kit.....but mine is made a little different to that.

I looked into making one up myself (drew most of it up in autocad), but in the end you wouldn't be able to get it made for what he sells them for.
I'll start a thread up today about wether to go a-frame on 4 link on mine, and depending on the outcome, you might be able to buy my joint if your interested.
I bought mine from Dobbin Engineering for $450....
http://www.dobbinengineering.com/
Here is another pic of his kit.....but mine is made a little different to that.
I looked into making one up myself (drew most of it up in autocad), but in the end you wouldn't be able to get it made for what he sells them for.
I'll start a thread up today about wether to go a-frame on 4 link on mine, and depending on the outcome, you might be able to buy my joint if your interested.
2012 FJ Cruiser
1984 BJ42 - Stretched and Coilovered
1977 HJ45
1984 BJ42 - Stretched and Coilovered
1977 HJ45
That's very similar looking to the treg coupling for offroad vans and trailers.
May be worth looking into them as an alternative....
May also be a totally dumb idea
http://www.tregtrailers.com.au/Poly_Block_Coupling.htm
christover
May be worth looking into them as an alternative....
May also be a totally dumb idea
http://www.tregtrailers.com.au/Poly_Block_Coupling.htm
christover
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Twisted by Design
joint
he sure did worked well ,little bit off side movement but worked fine .i used a vehicle componants hitch in my 40 ,had a new full size bush made for the main shaft , paid $135 for it and $30 for the bush ,been in there now for 2 years and still no side movement .ausyota wrote:I believe POS had a Treg hitch on the rear susp of his old Lux.
Twisted by Design
Twisted by Design
Ok doddzee heres some more pics of the joint with a tape measure...and some measurements....
The main shaft diameter is 30mm and its length is 125mm
The cylinder that the a-frame is welded to has a ID of 38mm and a OD of 55. Brass bushes are sized to suit the gap betwen the cylinder and the shaft.
Hope that helps...the pics are below.
The main shaft diameter is 30mm and its length is 125mm
The cylinder that the a-frame is welded to has a ID of 38mm and a OD of 55. Brass bushes are sized to suit the gap betwen the cylinder and the shaft.
Hope that helps...the pics are below.
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2012 FJ Cruiser
1984 BJ42 - Stretched and Coilovered
1977 HJ45
1984 BJ42 - Stretched and Coilovered
1977 HJ45
Twisted by Design
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