Trac Bar
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pic of my sas
Heres a pic of the SAS I did on my 92 f150, the trac bar wasnt done at the time, it still needed to be lengthened....
The top mount isnt as easy to see, but I had to remove a rivit from the coil bucket and drill through so I could mount the bracket and replace the rivit I removed.
Remember that your trac bar and your drag link need to be parellel
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They're going to replaced with stuff from bullet proof steering, but should be fine for now, thanks for the concern.
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I have pics in my gallery. I used a custom 18" adjustable track bar, and mounted it from the stock location in the 78 axle to the middle of the engine crossmember after welding 1/4" thick mild steel to the crossmember. I drilled a 1/2" hole to mount the trackbar.
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no offense intended but that looks pretty scary kev...you got a few bugs to work out there...but awesome effort..you're about 80% of the way.
and to answer the question..im going to assume it didnt come with a solid axle so you will probably want to fab up your own...and mount it to the side of ur frame...i see ur name says F150 and most F150 frame is flat right there so it will be very simple to bolt on..just make an L-shape...to wrap around the frame, then use some 2" ID tube..cut out a side, drill hole..weld to L plate and use some 1/4" flatbar to brace it to ur engine crossmember. ill snap a picture of mine when i have a chance.
and to answer the question..im going to assume it didnt come with a solid axle so you will probably want to fab up your own...and mount it to the side of ur frame...i see ur name says F150 and most F150 frame is flat right there so it will be very simple to bolt on..just make an L-shape...to wrap around the frame, then use some 2" ID tube..cut out a side, drill hole..weld to L plate and use some 1/4" flatbar to brace it to ur engine crossmember. ill snap a picture of mine when i have a chance.
Last edited by 1BadB2; Jan 10, 2006 at 07:22 AM.
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Originally Posted by chrono4
how does that look scary? you obviously havent seen the scary steering page.