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    1. #1
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      Quote Originally Posted by Peter R View Post
      Your second link is the one I bought. I paid much more on that bay site though. I cut that little extra piece off of mine. Thanks for the link. I wanted to have the other side serrated as well but decided on the holes because it was cheaper and easier.
      right, but the serrated side rod end bolt is that a 5/8" bolt? and the flat square bare metal looking piece(or is it aluminum?) which I think would be called serrated blocks and plates that attaches the rod end to the serrated mount, did u make that or buy it? I'm assuming if you made it you had to cut-make the serrated parts? they sell and assortment of different sizes, which size did you choose?All UB serrated blocks and plates are 1/4" adjustment

      46-1601-AC
      46-1601-A 3/4" hole $11.75
      46-1601-B 5/8" hole $11.75
      46-1601-C 3/4" hole w/sides $17.10
      46-1601-D 5/8" hole w/sides $17.10



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      Quote Originally Posted by drivefaster80 View Post
      right, but the serrated side rod end bolt is that a 5/8" bolt? and the flat square bare metal looking piece(or is it aluminum?) which I think would be called serrated blocks and plates that attaches the rod end to the serrated mount, did u make that or buy it? I'm assuming if you made it you had to cut-make the serrated parts? they sell and assortment of different sizes, which size did you choose?All UB serrated blocks and plates are 1/4" adjustment

      46-1601-AC
      46-1601-A 3/4" hole $11.75
      46-1601-B 5/8" hole $11.75
      46-1601-C 3/4" hole w/sides $17.10
      46-1601-D 5/8" hole w/sides $17.10
      I think the rod end bolt is 3/4" and the searated mount is 1", I will need a spacer. That little piece came with the serated mount when I bought mine. I didn't notice in your link that it was only one piece. I would keep looking for one that comes with both pieces so you don't have to fiddle with it. I did think about making some serated parts but I don't really have the equipment for it. Plus they can be found online for a decent price.

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      length of serrated boxed mount to axle?

      you welded boxed in the serrated piece to the axle, how did you come to the conclusion to make it that length? and what is the length and or dimensions is it? and how would u get the nut on the inside did u have to cut out a slot?


      Quote Originally Posted by Peter R View Post
      I think the rod end bolt is 3/4" and the searated mount is 1", I will need a spacer. That little piece came with the serated mount when I bought mine. I didn't notice in your link that it was only one piece. I would keep looking for one that comes with both pieces so you don't have to fiddle with it. I did think about making some serated parts but I don't really have the equipment for it. Plus they can be found online for a decent price.

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      Quote Originally Posted by drivefaster80 View Post
      you welded boxed in the serrated piece to the axle, how did you come to the conclusion to make it that length? and what is the length and or dimensions is it? and how would u get the nut on the inside did u have to cut out a slot?
      I wanted the mount as far out as possible. The longer the bar the less side to side movement the axle will have. The panhard bar needed to clear the rear end cover so i just made sure it stuck out further then the cover did. The mount is open at the bottom so i can get a wrench on the nut.

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      Quote Originally Posted by Peter R View Post
      I wanted the mount as far out as possible. The longer the bar the less side to side movement the axle will have. The panhard bar needed to clear the rear end cover so i just made sure it stuck out further then the cover did. The mount is open at the bottom so i can get a wrench on the nut.
      to box it in(serrated mount) did u use a template cut out of paper or card board then trace it to steel, what tools did u use to cut it out? hand held tools or stationary?

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      Quote Originally Posted by drivefaster80 View Post
      to box it in(serrated mount) did u use a template cut out of paper or card board then trace it to steel, what tools did u use to cut it out? hand held tools or stationary?
      I use a think paper to make templates then trace onto metal. I use an electric craftsman angle grinder with a metal cut off wheel for almost all my cutting. I also have a metal chop saw that works good for some cuts. Nothing to fancey. Its noisy and messy but it works.

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      I cant find anywhere where they sell both

      I cant find anywhere where they sell both

      Quote Originally Posted by Peter R View Post
      I think the rod end bolt is 3/4" and the searated mount is 1", I will need a spacer. That little piece came with the serated mount when I bought mine. I didn't notice in your link that it was only one piece. I would keep looking for one that comes with both pieces so you don't have to fiddle with it. I did think about making some serated parts but I don't really have the equipment for it. Plus they can be found online for a decent price.




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