Long Travel BS Thread

This Jeep hardware has regular hex heads:

http://www.synergymfg.com/Synergy-S...e-UCA-LCA-Track-Bar-Hardware-Kit-p-30501.html

 

Damn. Well now that it's on our minds maybe next time you're passing through you can bring it

 

Your tolerances for fabrication were too tight, that's why they were hard to make. Bigger gaps, more weld, less fab, less time, get more done. JK. I'm a terrible fabricator for tolerances but have become a good gap welder.

 

Hmmm I guess the bolt head is considered big enough at that point.

 

Lol literally


Ever seen how tc and other companies send their bolts ? You’re thinking too hard

 

Yeah.......I just dont want my uca to separate on the highway lol.

 

This^^^^ Lol you just won't loose the washer, just buy some 9/16s SAE washers. That's what everyone uses. Regular washers are too big, SAE washers are much smaller and still do the job.

 

It won't. Just use some stover nuts, properly shanked hardware, and SAE washers and you can call it a day! We run that on our race truck and I've driven it a 115 MPH without any arms flying off. Well we use 12 point aircraft grade hardware but grade 8 hardware will definitely hold for mild build.

 

A washer attached to the nut vs not attached doesn’t mean the uca is going to separate on the fwy.

 

I was looking for them as well, if you can change to M14 which is .551", they are available. I just ordered some M14 flange bolts and nuts today

Or if you want 9/16 stover prevailing torque grade C (grade 8 equiv) lock nuts :
https://www.albanycountyfasteners.com/Zinc-Stover-Hex-Lock-Nuts-p/1102-116.htm

 

Anyone get a code of P0441 or P0455? When installing an sua kit and bedsides? Gas cap doesn't seem like the issue I only turn it until I hear a click.

 

Thanks... 5 lugs use a way smaller bolt diameter than the bushing sleeves I have so I decided to upgrade size and there was quite a few options to pick from.

 

That's gonna be the filler neck, charcoal canister, or Evap lines

 

My roommate started building my intake...he builds fancy exhausts for a living.... meanwhile I was doin a bunch of small important bits... truck will be done eventually lol

 

Jelly of that pretty intake

 

Looks like some medieval knight's elbow armor lol - That phrase "done eventually" becoming part of my vocabulary concerning my build too. When do you expect to be bashing it @Basikbiker

 

Next month because of my work schedule... I'll drop it with a forklift at least lol

 

whoooow! what is that! i have never seen an intake like that.