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Keen to see pics and feedback on tramp rods

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Make it easy for yourself camo, race car engineering in qld sell them for $600 or so.

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4 hours ago, OZYWALKER said:

Make it easy for yourself

A concept I find difficult to grasp lol...

 

But it's more the fact I want to make some myself. Apart from the rod ends which are easy to get hold of, everything else is in the workshop.

Though I'm pretty set on copying the mal wood type that sit above rather than underneath.

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I'm pretty much copying the malwood kit. Should have pics tomorrow of it installed. Made a start on the front n rear brackets today.
Only $40 in steel plate/pipe. $200 for the rods for both sides, LH thread heim joints and Nissan bushes/housing with RH threaded rod. So unlike the malwood kit it can be adjusted without removing a heim joint.
All up will cost me less than $300

Gave under the tub a wash today. Came up pretty good. Used k&n airfilter cleaner as a degreaser. Worked bloody brilliant. dd7c5a63413d9f7e5dc4cbced656564a.jpg6f58f02874aa27cbcb6d3e9062ff0531.jpg

Pic below shows how far the diff pinion is already pointing too the sky. 3cb43aa28597e31ae07e171731147f4f.jpg
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  • XR50T
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If you haven't fitted a solid front eye bush in the leaf spring yet you'd want to whilst doing a tramp rod kit.
The force put on the front Bush from the axle rotating upward will kill a poly bush pretty quick if you drive it hard.

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I inspected em a few months back and they were in great nick. Have a set of nolothane bushes in the shed but havnt fitted them coz it looked to hard to remove the ones in there haha

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Fair enough. Either way if its a nolethane or a stock one keep in mind if you plan on fitting plates along side the front eye like a caltrac of mals kit you'll need to fit a narrower bush.

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Camos pic doesn't work for me.

Here's a pic
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They sit next to the leaf. You'll see that the front bushes are wider than the leaf, this is where these caltrac brackets sit.
Pretty sure mals kit also provides a narrower front eye bush to allow a similar fit.

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