FS: relocation brackets
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FS: relocation brackets and axles 1. 10 bolt axles. These are for the 4 channel rear but do NOT have the reluctor wheels on them. 86k miles. $25 each plus shipping.
2. lower control arm relocation brackets for a 10 bolt rear end. I used these for two weeks and then bought a 12 bolt so they are no longer of any use to me.
These are the weld-in kind, but I never welded them and didn't have any problems. I think the only difference between these and the bolt-ins is that the bolt ins have another bracket for your e-brake...I just re-used my stock one.
$70 shipped. I would trade for 12 bolt relocation brackets (do they make 'em?)
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2. lower control arm relocation brackets for a 10 bolt rear end. I used these for two weeks and then bought a 12 bolt so they are no longer of any use to me.
These are the weld-in kind, but I never welded them and didn't have any problems. I think the only difference between these and the bolt-ins is that the bolt ins have another bracket for your e-brake...I just re-used my stock one.
$70 shipped. I would trade for 12 bolt relocation brackets (do they make 'em?)
I take paypal and money orders.
Last edited by keliente; Apr 17, 2006 at 01:09 PM.
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Originally Posted by dmw319
did you see my post?
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Originally Posted by dmw319
would like an exhaust shop do it?
Basically you would just install them, drive it to the exhaust shop and they would put a couple welds on it. Or don't weld them (I never did and they were fine). Can't see it costing more than $25 for the welds.
Installation is easy, you should be able to find a how-to somewhere on this site.
