Traction Bar Kits - Eliminate Wheel Hop!
QUOTE (Viper966 @ Feb 23 2006, 06:54 PM)
im SOOOO in on this... already emailed them.... friggin awesome... i was all set to fab up a set myself too


lookin at that picture.... the traction bars will NOT work on an RD chassis car.....
I could make those myself in about an hour with $25 at home depot, All you need is four threaded ball joints, four nuts and a lenght of steel rod that you can cut and weld the nuts onto the ends, the brackets I could make at work in about 10 minutes, when I take my car out of storage I think I'll give a try.
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maybe their longer and attach to the center?
MAXX why dont you break out the tib, make some and sell them for 75 bucks?
good reason to break it out to me lol
MAXX why dont you break out the tib, make some and sell them for 75 bucks?
good reason to break it out to me lol
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... i dunno... it looks like it would cause something to bend, break and eventually snap. I don't wanna guinea pig my vehical.
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From: San Antonio, TEXAS!!!
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We don't have 2 main supports on the side like the GK, but we do have a sturdy frame support right about where theirs is. The only thing you need to do is tie the suspension to some kind of framework up front.
They said they verified the fitment.
They said they verified the fitment.
As far as I am concerned, even if it does not fit, you get the mounting brackets, the 2 heim ends, and the bolts. You can make the shaft... get a piece of round solid aluminum and drill and tap the ends.
When I used to work on Modified drit track race cars, we would buy the round solid aluminum stock at 12' lengths. We would cut down to the size and use spare heims to make a tie rod on the fly.
When I used to work on Modified drit track race cars, we would buy the round solid aluminum stock at 12' lengths. We would cut down to the size and use spare heims to make a tie rod on the fly.


