IFS LCA rear brace
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IFS LCA rear brace
So who still makes a brace for the rear mounts for the lower control arms?
SDORI's website looks like it hasn't been updated in years, and I could never find a link to the Rockstomper unit from a number of years ago.
I'm not lifted, but it would be nice to throw a skid plate on that bottom most bit of the suspension.
SDORI's website looks like it hasn't been updated in years, and I could never find a link to the Rockstomper unit from a number of years ago.
I'm not lifted, but it would be nice to throw a skid plate on that bottom most bit of the suspension.
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But seriously though, thanks, good find. Guess I know what I'll be spending my first paycheck from the new job on.
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this one will take a lot smaller bite out of that paycheck.
http://www.chaosfab.com/accessories.php?id=95200#95286
and it will be more than strong enough, imo.
http://www.chaosfab.com/accessories.php?id=95200#95286
and it will be more than strong enough, imo.
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I'd call SDORI and see if still making the brace. I know in the past they would only do small runs because of the price of the tube they use to cover the d-shaft notch. You can also ask one of their vendors if they have one in stock - like trdparts4u or toytec. I would personally go for the SDORI brace if intending to cover the bottom with a skid - provides flat surface easy for drilling/tapping bolt holes. Plus, I have one . Definitely bolt it in vs weld or you're never getting your front diff out...at least not without MORE work.
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