tube control arm jig

Originally posted by TwistedMinis



Balljoints are angle up from the factory. Angling the plate down helps with up travel in the suspension.

I know that, but I thought brandon was only running 18's on the dime. So I was asking him why, b/c when you dont need the extra angle, you limit your lift, but you can go lower with the plates pointed downward.

3* lays 20's.. i guess since you're going 5*, you're going 22's?

i normally take and lay out the c arm on my steel table and mark the center line of every thing and tack the rod ends in place and start bending tubing and maching balljoint plates

Originally posted by ///RELAXED 720



this might help ya it might not but atleast i tried lol

http://streetsource.com/tech/ViewArticle.aspx?ID=397



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Originally posted by Pneufab



Originally posted by ///RELAXED 720



this might help ya it might not but atleast i tried lol

http://streetsource.com/tech/ViewArticle.aspx?ID=397



Hey, that's my article!

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pics please!

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