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Bolt on C-notch
I know its a stupid question but Can somebody post a picture of one, I cant figure out how it works. Do you just drill holes then bolt it on the cut the frame?
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Re: Bolt on C-notch
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You have to make a template. Then cut the notch. Then clamp the notch in place and drill the holes. (It may take a few clamps) Locating the axle centerline is important also.
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Re: Bolt on C-notch
by locatting axle centerline what do you mean.....may do a cnotch for mine eventually...
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Re: Bolt on C-notch
take the rear spring out, let the frame 'rest' on the axle, and mark the centerline of the axle on the frame, then match-up the CL of the notch with the CL on the frame (you just made), trace the notch (section to be cut) and cut it out.......basically you want the axle to fit in the center of the notch.....hope this helps
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Re: Bolt on C-notch
well said.
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Re: Bolt on C-notch
so your just lettin it sit lower by letting the axle go into the frame, there fore the c shaped notch in the frame...duhh
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Re: Bolt on C-notch
there are 3 rivits for the bump stop and you will find that the top center one ins the center??...I just cut and welded mine tonight so it's fresh in my head
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