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D44 high clearance shock mount plan
- Thread starter sharpie1k
- Start date
ponyracer1
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Crestview, Fl
Looks like a shock mount to me.
I'd call Dan at ruff stuff and order up a set for like $7. Mount them facing up and you'll have a more profesional looking mount CHEAP to!!!!!
I'd call Dan at ruff stuff and order up a set for like $7. Mount them facing up and you'll have a more profesional looking mount CHEAP to!!!!!
Gerr
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- River Drive Norco Ca 92860
looks like it will do the job
HilltopXJ
NAXJA Member #950
- Location
- Eagle Point, OR
Bring it in closer to the tube.
wishihad1
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- charlottesville, VA
i just bought some generic mounts off foothilloffroad.com. look exactly like that, already welded up, ready to go...12 bucks a piece. seem really sturdy
cwlongshot
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Connecticut
I made mine very simular to the pic in the first post. Only I used "U" steel and as suggested, kept it as close to the axle as possible. I used the "HELP" shelf shock mounts.
CW
CW
RWKHausSupply
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- yorba linda, Cali
cwlongshot said:
CW
HOLY BUGGER BATMAN..
:gee:
ponyracer1
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Crestview, Fl
ROBERTK said:
Hey leave him alone, he may have nervous twitch or something. LOL
4xBob
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Prince George, BC, Canada
Structurally, the sides on the u channel should be mounted vertically, not horizontally, to resist flex in the mount when you suddenly drop the axle in a hole, or hit a bump (result is vetical force). As show, the mount is somewhat more capable of flexing up or down. Not likely an issue if the material is 1/4 inch thick, though.
