Where would i find the brackets for that to work? Havent seen any in years!
Make your own, or call Lightning chassis. Donnie Adams can probably help you out. Only one I ever messed with was on one of his mods. I'm not old enough to have seen them widely used.
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So how would this mount to the chassis? Similar positioning to a torque arm ?
It used to mount to the rear end just like the old torque arms that didn't have rod ends on them (before the days of hiking so there wasn't excessive rear end movement)
The frame side/front just slide into a round or square piece of tubing with rubber in it. This allowed the rear end some movement but the arm always was always retained inside that tubing/piece to have something to push against. (Think sticking your finger in a donut) There was no shock on the arm, but did have 90/10 or something for an axle dampener for some dampening
You can also mount it to the chassis with a solid rod and 2 heims, just like a lift bar without the coil over, cause, well the reese bar is the coil over. Just have to make a mount on the end of the bar were it has the 2 holes for the u bolt for the original chain mounting. (if you can find that type of bar)
I think there should be lifeguards in the genepool.
The rearend mount bbcage and Southwest Speed has are very close to what we had. Our front mount was nothing but a piece of channel turned upside down and the end of the Reese bar rode inside it. It had a fair amount of preload but I dont remember the measurement. Another driver used the front mount similar to the Southwest Speed one and you mounted it sideways so basically you were moving the bar side to side similar as a pullbar!
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