I couldn't say on the design, we are following the plans from DIY offroad. I will say there are several vertical overlays on the front and rear that have not been added yet, so they will be quite a bit more robust than what is show at this stage.
Lets check in on this haha
The front beams are all tacked together, we need to install them and cycle then we can weld them up.
Vs : desolate radius arm
Vs : 44hd ttb
One thing that is slowing us down is that, it totally sucks having the truck on jack stands... so we are in the process of...
Copy, understood. I probably didn't type it out great but we are seeing that in the cad, the rod end body contacting the sides of the bracket as it cycles and the radius arm pulls the beam through its arc.
This is the bracket we are building:
Thanks everyone. For now, the plan is to run the sleeves since they’re free and we already have all the parts cut from the DIY Off-Road cut list, so we’ll install everything as designed.
If that rod end ends up causing any binding, we have everything in cad and make wider bracket for...
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another good option is take what ever battery system you use, like for me its maikita, and Amazon sells tons of 18v work lights for cheap just byob...
Good question. We haven't built it yet. But. My friend drew it in cad and said he was having issues with cycling it - for that exact reason. So I am not sure.
We emailed them with several questions but they haven't had time to get back to us I guess. So I dont really feel like emailing them more.
Anyway I do not think the rod end exists off the shelf. We are going to basically make these sleves and call it a day. Thanks anyway for looking
Shit, I meant 1.25 rod end with 3/4 bore.
I'll have to edit the title
Its for this beam kit, there is no room for Misalignment spacers for the 1.25 rod end. But It takes a 3/4" bolt. So either I have to run a sleeve in the rod end to drop it to 3/4" or run a 1" bolt or, ideally find said rod end.
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