growing up my dad threaten to install something very similar under my gas pedal..if i kept screwing up,that bolt would get taller.. 😏
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Should work fine. Trz does it the same way. 1/2" should be OK.. 3/4" probably over killVery interested in how well this works. I’m hoping to need some similar soon. I was thinking of a similar setup but using a 3/4” bolt.
I dont think they make that anymoreI started with my limiters at just where the top of the tire started to tip in when I raised the front end. I started with the threaded rod type shown and then changed to the s&w race cars kit. Uses a threaded rod with a big disk on the bottom side and a rubber bumper in the frame. Was a little more forgiving.
Yes they still have it. I don’t remember how they went in. It was almost 20 years ago when I put them in. But I did go 1.21 in 60’ with them.I dont think they make that anymore
Edit: actually just found it. They use a 5/8' bolt for theirs. I might put a rubber snubber on the bottom of the bolt or some. PITA with there kit is because it has to be put in from the bottom you might need to take off the upper control arm to get it in.
I'm not the one to ask, I apparently think these are worth more than they are because I have been sitting on them for a while nowWhat you guys think a good asking price would be for all of these gauges? They all work mint... They actually are wired to a plug so they plug right in to the stock gauge plug.
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What you guys think a good asking price would be for all of these gauges? They all work mint... They actually are wired to a plug so they plug right in to the stock gauge plug.
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