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What thickness of plate has been used to make the brackets? I'm assuming that you can't just buy brackets and weld them on.
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All depends on what you want to build for suspension.
3 link, 4 link, radius arm, coil over/air shocks, leaf springs....
http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/catalog/
http://www.bluetorchfab.com/
http://www.tmrcustoms.com
There are a lot of companies that produce DIY builder brackets and such.
The norm for most brackets and such is .250" thick plate/tube etc.
3 link, 4 link, radius arm, coil over/air shocks, leaf springs....
http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/catalog/
http://www.bluetorchfab.com/
http://www.tmrcustoms.com
There are a lot of companies that produce DIY builder brackets and such.
The norm for most brackets and such is .250" thick plate/tube etc.
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