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Attaching to the factory bar end seems possible. What is the proposed attachment to the control arm?
Im trying to figure that one out, Ill be using steel arms so I could just weld a bracket. or perhaps make a mount similar to what weltmeister did with solid blocks that fill in the mounts at the Arms and bolt a bracket to that.
Or I could stick with the stock style but use a firmer poly version.
The good thing about going to a Clamp/spherical mount on the bar is that you can actually stiffen it up more than the factory style, because you could move it inward, there by shortening the "lever", where as the stock one is nearer the end(plus the squishy rubber connection)
The distance from the ARB and the A-arm is very short. It might not be possible to make a connection like that there. Do you care how much the A-arm needs to be modified? Might be able to do something there.
The distance from the ARB and the A-arm is very short. It might not be possible to make a connection like that there. Do you care how much the A-arm needs to be modified? Might be able to do something there.
Mike G.
I forgot how the stock set up is, This is actually on my 931, but ive mounted my old 951 bar (951 got an upgrade) The 931 mounts on top, and bolts to the chasis, it doesnt have those spindly sheet metal mounts.
So I have a lot of room to make a mount that can clamp on to the end of the bar, and mount a spherical link.
heres a pic of the current set up:
I was thinking something a bit simpler that I can hack out on a band saw and drill press.
Plus I if I mount the Rod end in line then I can push it further forward, there by effectively increasing the bar rate. But still deciding how to mount to the Arm.
My first thought when I saw this was to just use an M18 Rod-End on the end of the ARB tube. Then use spacers to locate the rodend on the end piece. This would probably cause some problems as the rod end would be most likely a lose fit or possibly not even fit over the ARB end tube. Plus an M18 Rod-end is pretty huge making packaging a bit of a concern. Anyway its another idea.
01-30-2022, 09:50 AM
Then use spacers to locate the rodend on the end piece. This would probably cause some problems as the rod end would be most likely a lose fit or possibly not even fit over the ARB end tube. Plus an M18 Rod-end is pretty huge making packaging a bit of a concern. Anyway its another idea.