six inches longer!!!

[Familyman]

Anychance you know the leagth of the piece in the picture??

Thanks, FM <><

[Lars]

Anychance you know the leagth of the piece in the picture??

Thanks, FM <><

If you mean the radius arm stubs, they are 12" from front face to where I cut them. The cutout you can see in the pic is 2" deep.

[Mike]

Fixture? Yes. I spent way too many hours thinking about the fixture. It paid off though. Made the assembly job much easier.

Arm tubing is 2" OD x 1/4" wall DOM.

I got a question; What the hell is that in the background? Not the the thing with the skinny white walls, the other thing, the one with the fat black walls & missing half it's swingarm?

[fireman1749]

Id make them and start selling them

[Delta 4 Wheel]

I got a question; What the hell is that in the background? Not the the thing with the skinny white walls, the other thing, the one with the fat black walls & missing half it's swingarm?

One sweet BMW

[Lars]

One sweet BMW

Oh, you mean this. Found it on craigslist last year. It looked lonely, so I decided to give it a good home

[Daddy4zack]

I want some of these arm's!!!!

A

[Familyman]

Lars who bent the ends and how many degrees?

Sillyneck - if your out there - can you bend 2" .250 wall tubing. (my bender can't so thought I would ask

Thanks FM <><

[Daddy4zack]

I'll call AA-Fab today. See if they can bend this stuff. They are in Elk Grove.

Aaron

[Daddy4zack]

I think we should name these the "LAR'S BAR'S"


I'll take a set of Lar's Bar's please..
A

[crawlin68]

"LAR'S BAR'S"

I like that name. Sounds cool!

[Daddy4zack]

AA-Fab says thats a bit too big for them. [1"1/2 ok 2" no]They are worried about ther dies.. They suggested maybe a Harbor Freight bender and heating the metal.. Not too big of a investment if it blows up.. Or an exhaust bender because they are soo over built.

A

[Lars]

I think we should name these the "LAR'S BAR'S"


I'll take a set of Lar's Bar's please..
A

Owwww...

[Lars]

AA-Fab says thats a bit too big for them. [1"1/2 ok 2" no]They are worried about ther dies.. They suggested maybe a Harbor Freight bender and heating the metal.. Not too big of a investment if it blows up.. Or an exhaust bender because they are soo over built.

A

Pretty much what I heard over & over when I was looking for someone to do the bending. The bend is 9 degrees. That's the approximate amount that the stock arm angles out from the frame rail. If anyone's curious, I put the bend in so that the arm would still be at the same angle as stock, for tire clearance. In the end I got the bends done in Phoenix, arranged for me by a friend. There don't seem to be too many places that have the equipment to do a bend like that.

[crawlin68]

Because it is only 9 degrees, do you think it could be done a hydraulic press with a 2 inch tube bending die? It shouldn't kink only going to 9 degrees. I've got access to 50,000 lbs. press.