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Nice man, thanks for the pic.
I was thinking along the same lines but am tossing around a couple of ideas. I really would like to support the front portion of the slider the best I can but at the same time Id like to keep the cat area accessible.
The plan so far is to bolt an "L" bracket behind the front radius arm mount so it basically cups the side and bottom of the frame. To bolt this on I would use existing holes on the side of the frame and add a small plate w a couple holes in it to the bottom lip of the inside frame rail. The "L" would distribute the torquing forces to the frame pretty good I figure. I would then make a corresponding "L" bracket that bolts to the main slider tube and join the 2 brackets together with more tube.
I have lots of ideas but have to do some brake work today before proceeding w the slider build. I really hope my bleeder screws arent seized man. Gonna run out and spray them, especially the LSPV one, right now.....
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I was thinking along the same lines but am tossing around a couple of ideas. I really would like to support the front portion of the slider the best I can but at the same time Id like to keep the cat area accessible.
The plan so far is to bolt an "L" bracket behind the front radius arm mount so it basically cups the side and bottom of the frame. To bolt this on I would use existing holes on the side of the frame and add a small plate w a couple holes in it to the bottom lip of the inside frame rail. The "L" would distribute the torquing forces to the frame pretty good I figure. I would then make a corresponding "L" bracket that bolts to the main slider tube and join the 2 brackets together with more tube.
I have lots of ideas but have to do some brake work today before proceeding w the slider build. I really hope my bleeder screws arent seized man. Gonna run out and spray them, especially the LSPV one, right now.....
D