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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma
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Re: 1966 SWB Beginner Bag Build
all you need to do is add a 1.5" spacer between the crossmember & the front trailing arm bracket. when you reinstall the bracket rotate it 180 degrees. this changes the angularity on the driveline. this centers the rear axle in the rear wheel well....
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Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: Decatur Texas
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Re: 1966 SWB Beginner Bag Build
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so your saying space out and flip over the part the trailing arm bolts to with the bushing and stuff on the crossmember |
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Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: Decatur Texas
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Re: 1966 SWB Beginner Bag Build
just a quick update, I have decided to ditch the bag off the trailing arm idea and am now going to just build my rear bag brackets out of 3/16 plate and mount them off axle to the bars on my notch. However I am afraid that since i never cut down my notch i might have to as another cross bar to allow the bags to sit at the 5 inch ride height that is if i mount in front of axle. Which leads to my next question would there be any gains from mounting the bags in front of the axle or on top of the axle?. Either way Plan on starting this either the end of the week or next weekend just been super busy with work this week but i will make sure to post plenty of pictures!!
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Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: Decatur Texas
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Re: 1966 SWB Beginner Bag Build
Went and visited my uncle today who just happens to have a plasma cnc and metal break and got down on making my rear brackets
The original plan was to make these exact brackets however in pieces and weld them all up but I couldn't pass up the opportunity of using the cnc table and break |
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Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: Decatur Texas
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Re: 1966 SWB Beginner Bag Build
Need some fitting
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Join Date: Oct 2016
Location: san bernardino ca
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Re: 1966 SWB Beginner Bag Build
Its coming along nice build.
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Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: Decatur Texas
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Re: 1966 SWB Beginner Bag Build
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Location: san bernardino ca
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Re: 1966 SWB Beginner Bag Build
Does anybody have pictures of the back fender well? With it aired down? I dont have air on mine it is very close.
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Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: Decatur Texas
Posts: 40
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Re: 1966 SWB Beginner Bag Build
Got the bags on all the way around
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