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Old 10-09-2015, 09:00 AM   #4
Ralph Moore
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Default Re: rear radius rod placement

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Originally Posted by john in illinois View Post
I like buggy springs with center pivot axle, I always get good handling.
On my 39 axle in the AV8 I used 48 bones bent and lengthened to fit. I did not want to weld a lug on the torque tube and risk pulling out of alignment.

John
I did just the opposite, I took 37 rear bones and shortened them to match the 15 or so inches I had to remove to get the 37 torque tube to fit the 32 frame.
And if you've ever cut a torque tube in half, I wouldn't worry about twisting it by re welding a tab for the radius rods. These tubes are really stout. I've moved and re welded tabs with no movement of the tube.

And if your not getting rid of the torque tube, keep your bones where they belong.
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