Sapph Rear Trailing Arm ARB brackets
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Sapph Rear Trailing Arm ARB brackets
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Can someone assist me in making some cardboard templates to fabricate the ARB rackets to weld/mount on the rear trailing arms on a sapphire.
These are the brackets that are part of where the handbrake cable goes through. So would be inner of the wing.
On my suspension they are non existent and I wish to add the brackets to install 19mm rear ARB. I have the ARB, bushes and mounting p-brackets to the body.
Please give drawings of the cut outs with fold lines and dimensions.
My plan is to have the brackets welded into the trailing arms and make up adjustable links using rose joints.
Please advise
Cheers
Can someone assist me in making some cardboard templates to fabricate the ARB rackets to weld/mount on the rear trailing arms on a sapphire.
These are the brackets that are part of where the handbrake cable goes through. So would be inner of the wing.
On my suspension they are non existent and I wish to add the brackets to install 19mm rear ARB. I have the ARB, bushes and mounting p-brackets to the body.
Please give drawings of the cut outs with fold lines and dimensions.
My plan is to have the brackets welded into the trailing arms and make up adjustable links using rose joints.
Please advise
Cheers
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Have a chat with MK motorsport as he has bladed ARB which comes with mounts etc.
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Thanks Caddyshack
Is he on the forum perhaps?
I stay in SA, a quick call is not a viable option at this stage.
Steppy is it similar to my reference pic?
Just want to be clear as to what I'm needing Took this pic from Pauls post. (Hope you don't Mind )
See the bracket to connect the drop link onto
I need the cut-out and dimensions of those bracket and pin.
However I'm going to make is slightly longer so that it goes into the trailing arm by cutting a slot into it, if that makes sense.
Cheers
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Yes it does the same job, instead of it having the peg like the original the drop link gets bolted on, I'll try to get time to get under it later and take a picture for you of how it is
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He is on this thread a lot, you can pm him from his profile - he is MK Mortorsport on here, not to be confused with M K, the other user:
https://passionford.com/forum/genera...able-beam.html
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No problem Yes it gets full movement as there is no pinching force on the bush from the nut, the nut is simply there to stop the drop link from coming off like the ball on the mounting peg of the original, Google shanked bolt and look on images you will understand
Last edited by steppy; 14-05-2016 at 09:04 AM.
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Thanks Steppy. Appreciate the info
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Hi All
Just reviving and old thread. What is the length between the centers of the stock drop link? I'm going to be making up adjustable and need to know what the shortest length is
Also just reviewing the above mod. If I were to copy the stock setup, welding a U-Shaped bracket off the brake pipe holder bracket, can somebody please kindly provide me some dimensions and possible drawing of this as i would like to replicate this to weld onto my vehicles suspension trailing arms
We are going to cut out the current pin on the ARB and weld in a shouldered bolt on both ends ARB and the mounting bracket
Cheers
Just reviving and old thread. What is the length between the centers of the stock drop link? I'm going to be making up adjustable and need to know what the shortest length is
Also just reviewing the above mod. If I were to copy the stock setup, welding a U-Shaped bracket off the brake pipe holder bracket, can somebody please kindly provide me some dimensions and possible drawing of this as i would like to replicate this to weld onto my vehicles suspension trailing arms
We are going to cut out the current pin on the ARB and weld in a shouldered bolt on both ends ARB and the mounting bracket
Cheers
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Just to update this thread
Bracket welded on trailing arm. Is welded using 3mm steel plate and gusset braced
Pins were ground and knocked out
M10 Galvanised steel closed bottle type rigging screw used
Shackles were ditched and bought 2 sets of M10 rose joints with associated hardware
Will update later when all is connected. I forgot to take a pic during the fitment.
Bracket welded on trailing arm. Is welded using 3mm steel plate and gusset braced
Pins were ground and knocked out
M10 Galvanised steel closed bottle type rigging screw used
Shackles were ditched and bought 2 sets of M10 rose joints with associated hardware
Will update later when all is connected. I forgot to take a pic during the fitment.
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I'm all for DIY, but those look painfully heavy! Thought of using a lighter material or are they really not that heavy in reality.
Rosejoints were probably a good shout as I imagine those shackles would be fairly brittle
Rosejoints were probably a good shout as I imagine those shackles would be fairly brittle
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It also has a rated WLL of 0.5 ton with the shackles of course not with the rose joints.
420g
842g
cheers
Last edited by Jack and the Beanstalk; 08-03-2022 at 03:18 PM.
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