Ext Rad arms


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I got a new toy today (the first pic)and figured I should test it out.

Ext Rad arms


Ext Rad arms


Ext Rad arms


Ext Rad arms


Made the arms out of 1/4" wall 2"x2" box tubing

-plumcrazy
 
Made the arms out of 1/4" wall 2"x2" box tubing

-plumcrazy

Looks good :icon_thumby:

I would also add a gusset on the part of that axle bracket that bolts to the engine crossmember, and then drill a hole for a 2nd bolt to go through the crossmember on the front side (giving it a little more support).
 
I was planning on adding a gusset there, but I don't have the truck yet so until I know what kind of clearance I will have I'm not going to drill or weld anything else. I never thought about drilling a second hole, it makes sense and now would be the easiest time to do it (while its off the truck).:icon_thumby:

-plumcrazy
 
I havn't finished them yet. I am going to wait until I get the lift on the truck before I weld them up. I am going to extend them back to the tranny cross member, which I think will be about 24"s. I was planning on making a new tranny crossmember to attach the radius arms to and maybe drop the tail end of the tranny down a little to make the driveshaft angle a little more U-joint friendly.lol.

I keep everybody updated. As of now I don't have a truck put them on.

-plumcrazy
 

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