anyone with LCA relocation brackets
02-11-2004, 09:33 AM
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anyone with LCA relocation brackets i am thinkin about fabing up my own relocation brackets..i was gonna se if someone could get me some dimensions and etc for these then i would be willing to PAY for the dimensions..if anyone is interested let me know..thanks
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The ones I have are bolt-on and the material is
pretty thick; you would need a hell of a press to
do it right. And a jig to set up for the spot welds.
This is a piece that wants zero slop I believe.
I think the weld-in ones would be easier to make,
but easier to install just a little (or a lot) wrong.
Which is why I went for the bolt-ins. That, and
you don't see used weld-ins coming back off a
car that often...
For the $40 I paid, used, I think you'd be best
off to scrounge instead of cobble. Unless you
wanted to go "over the top" on angle, etc. and
-had- to make your own.
pretty thick; you would need a hell of a press to
do it right. And a jig to set up for the spot welds.
This is a piece that wants zero slop I believe.
I think the weld-in ones would be easier to make,
but easier to install just a little (or a lot) wrong.
Which is why I went for the bolt-ins. That, and
you don't see used weld-ins coming back off a
car that often...
For the $40 I paid, used, I think you'd be best
off to scrounge instead of cobble. Unless you
wanted to go "over the top" on angle, etc. and
-had- to make your own.
02-11-2004, 07:10 PM
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Here is the weld in setup you can pick up off ebay for $59
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMESSE%3AIT
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMESSE%3AIT