XJ Procrack swaybar

[Boostwerks.com]

Could use a little more triangulation as well.

 

[zachandandy]

He could bolt an IRO caster adjuster over it to hold it all together.

 

[time2getdirty]

Should we all hug it out?

 

[xcm]

Next time you make a post, add a little comment at the end that you dont want any critisizm. Personally, when i make threads, i APPRECIATE people like boostworks chiming in. If this is just a 'LOOK AT ME!' thread, say so.

 

[Icemans]

I subscribed originally because i wanted to see how it turned out. Now its just entertainment.

 

[Sideshow]

Next time you make a post, add a little comment at the end that you dont want any critisizm. Personally, when i make threads, i APPRECIATE people like boostworks chiming in. If this is just a 'LOOK AT ME!' thread, say so.

You completely miss the point. Believe it or not, constructive critisizm is always welcomed but unfortunately this in not the way. I agreed with him partially then voiced my reasoning for the difference in opinion, can you not see that? If you come back the second time with sarcasm then I am left without the capability to let it go.

 

[xj9140]

The tack welds will break. There is absolutely no exuse for welding the collar to the the arms. How long does it take to drill a couple holes?

Is reading comprehension on of your areas of strength? :huh:

No, your arms, the ones you welded the splined torsion bar collars to. That is a poor and lazy design. You should have used bolts. Comprende?

You completely miss the point. Believe it or not, constructive critisizm is always welcomed but unfortunately this in not the way. I agreed with him partially then voiced my reasoning for the difference in opinion, can you not see that? If you come back the second time with sarcasm then I am left without the capability to let it go.

The welds to the torsion bar will fail.

 

[Sideshow]

No, your arms, the ones you welded the splined torsion bar collars to. That is a poor and lazy design. You should have used bolts. Comprende?



The welds to the torsion bar will fail.

I comprende, thank you for your constructive criticism.

 

[CobraMarty]

Is there a supercharger in this thread somewhere? This is where my threads usually go.:roll:

Off road 'sway bars' that don't do much on the street, that's a wierd concept to get your head around. With long travel suspension it does make sense.

 

[Oatmeal]

I like it!

I don't see any problem with a few tack welds to keep the splined collars from sliding off the bars but, maybe a couple of these: http://www.daytonsuperiorproducts.com/images/collars-doublesplit.png inboard and outboard of the splined collars would keep the naysayers happy

Hans

 

[coldoath]

Props on Sideshow's composure. Boostworks was out of line and did crap all over this thread. It's a shame really. There was a constructive criticism point and then he, boostworks, got butt hurt and started throwing around the word "engineering". Sad.

 

[rockclimber]

I like it!

I don't see any problem with a few tack welds to keep the splined collars from sliding off the bars but, maybe a couple of these: http://www.daytonsuperiorproducts.com/images/collars-doublesplit.png inboard and outboard of the splined collars would keep the naysayers happy

Hans

there is nothing to clamp those outboard of the splined collar.

 

[CameronB]

Anyways...

I'm one of the folks out there that want to know how it's working out for you. I think it's a great idea and may try it out myself.

 

[Vanimal]

it's going to fold like a taco.

 

[rockclimber]

Anyways...

I'm one of the folks out there that want to know how it's working out for you. I think it's a great idea and may try it out myself.

It probably failed and killed him along with a bus full of nuns... So you'll never know :eyes:

 

[CameronB]

Awesome replies,

You guys really have nothing better to do than clutter up a thread? Jesus Go wrench on your jeeps or something eh

 

[Sideshow]

I haven't wheeled it yet. I'm replacing some bad upper control arm bushings now. Anyways, my wheeling area is closed due to a forest fire. Next weekend is probably the first time ill be able to get out and wheel.

So far it drives great on the road. I would call it a an acceptable compromise. Ill post up with the results for sure. Thanks CameronB and Coldoath for the inspiring comments.

 

[Vanimal]

I haven't wheeled it yet. I'm replacing some bad upper control arm bushings now. Anyways, my wheeling area is closed due to a forest fire. Next weekend is probably the first time ill be able to get out and wheel.

So far it drives great on the road. I would call it a an acceptable compromise. Ill post up with the results for sure. Thanks CameronB and Coldoath for the inspiring comments.

good to hear, really interested in how it drives offroad.

 

[jrowell]

I haven't wheeled it yet. I'm replacing some bad upper control arm bushings now. Anyways, my wheeling area is closed due to a forest fire. Next weekend is probably the first time ill be able to get out and wheel.

So far it drives great on the road. I would call it a an acceptable compromise. Ill post up with the results for sure. Thanks CameronB and Coldoath for the inspiring comments.

Come on man, quit being lazy! get that thing off-load!!! I want to see some pics! and find out how it does in off-camber situtations! 8>)

 

[Sideshow]

Come on man, quit being lazy! get that thing off-load!!! I want to see some pics! and find out how it does in off-camber situtations! 8>)

Would you wheel this :rattle:

Don't answer that.
I just heard the area may be closed past Oct 15th so I don't know when Ill be wheeling next.