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Old 02-01-2014, 08:10 AM
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You can simply mount them to the shock mounting hardware. I would recommend welding some tabs for a shorter strap and that will allow you to do a custom placement to serve your needs.
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Originally Posted by big dr
I hope thats one hell of a nutsert! I used them for my fenders,, but not sure I would trust them to the forces endured by a limit strap. Hopefully the ones they use are a beefier design. If you don't weld, you can always order the tabs you need and pay a guy to make the 4 small welds it would take. Good luck
Yeah it is much beefier. I'm going to get the video posted. it was one I found posted by another member. It is a heavy duty nutsert that takes a 1/2" bolt.
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Originally Posted by socal_hemihead
Do you happen to have link to that video?


Here is the link to the video. http://youtu.be/KyJzW38fyjo It is on youtube, it is actually Teraflex's instructional video for the install of Mopar's stage 3 lift. I found it on the forum here, another member had posted it.
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Originally Posted by TheDirtman
You can simply mount them to the shock mounting hardware. I would recommend welding some tabs for a shorter strap and that will allow you to do a custom placement to serve your needs.


Thanks Dirtman for the suggestions. I'm going to try this route first. I don't have welding knowledge or tools so this seems basically bolt on. if it doesn't work then I'll be forced to go the route you suggest. I have people I can have do the welding, just easier to do it myself if I can.
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Good thread. Bookmarked.



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