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06-06-2008 #1
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Watts Link
Has anyone installed a Watts Link on a Mopar? Specifically a 2nd gen Dodge Charger with a Dana 60. I'm planning to install a Moser Dana 60 and composite leaf springs and need to run a Watts link. I've seen several kits - most are targeting mustangs. I have no issues with welding/ets. just looking for a well thought out kit that is relatively straightforward in using or adapting to a mopar.
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06-06-2008 #2
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The Lateral Dynamics unit has been installed on a Mopar.. not sure if it was a Dana 60 though.
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If you can I would make your own.
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Swivel
I will make my own after looking around.
That setup looks pretty slick.
Do you have any pics of the center swivel piece? What did you use for bearings?1970 Dodge Charger - Viper V10/6spd
06-08-2008 #6
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You can use a standard flat press fit roller bearing and have the cage hole drilled to fit.
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