bobm
WTF, WTF, WTF!!!!
Chris, looking good. Tell Green hair not to be jealous. The guy who formed it has 25 years experience. Inner panels look good.
Thanks Bob.
Thanks Bob.
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Hope you're knob and bollocks are smarting.....
Chris, looking good. Tell Green hair not to be jealous. The guy who formed it has 25 years experience. Inner panels look good. Thanks Bob.
I told her that the rolled portion was formed around your own "image"....if you get what I mean.
She asked for your number, so don't disappoint and take lots of pics.
okay
part number 45460-69135 tube is 42" with center of end at 48" with +/- 1" play
part number 45450-69085 tube is 30 1/4"" with center of end at 38" with +/- 1" play
so unless you go with 60 PS box, this relay rod won't work in your application.
hope this helps
Well, well, well!
I think I have some good news for those following the latest about how make a relay rod/drag link using factory parts...
I found some part numbers for BJ-70 parts (thanks cruiser_guy) that yielded a passenger side relay rod end with tube assembly and a driver side relay rod end (connects to pitman arm) with tube assembly.
So I ended up with an extra tube assembly once I put both ends on the same tube.
Part number 45045-60H01 buys you the PS end w/ tube
Part number 45044-60H03 buys you the DS end w/ tube (left hand threads)
NOTE: the "H" in the part number denotes an assembly vs individual part.
The tube measures 30 3/8 inches
PS end measures about 2 1/2 inches if screwed all the way in
DS end measures about 4 1/2 inches if screwed all the way in
This should yield a relay rod assembly of about 37 3/8 inches.
I need an assembly measuring about 37 7/8 inches
This should work!!!![]()
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Is there anything I can measure to aid in research?
Limited time left to do so....
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Thanks, I was looking for reassurances that the 70 tie rod and TREs will be the ticket for a 40 series axle housing w/ knuckles and steering arms.
Almost - the double ended drag link is 55 specific and hard to find, I'd think if you were going to a 60 PS box the 70 series relay rod would be needed to eliminate the center arm no?Gotcha. Can't recall why we discussed the viability, can you? 40=55 in every respect up front....
I'd think if you were going to a 60 PS box the 70 series relay rod would be needed to eliminate the center arm no?
hand formed.
She did a kick ass job, though hard to tell in the pics.
i need help![]()
Only one question: Is she married?
Reiterating my piss poor choice in a resto candidate, once again.
Although I'm not discouraged, I've come to grips with the fact that this will take me many years to complete.
Since the discussion continued into the extent to which the rot had continued to increase the time spent, I didn't take but one pic, since the wheels were turning....
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Gotcha.
Can't recall why we discussed the viability, can you?
40=55 in every respect up front....
Almost - the double ended drag link is 55 specific and hard to find, I'd think if you were going to a 60 PS box the 70 series relay rod would be needed to eliminate the center arm no?
Tucker