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Premium Member
Nice,
7/8x3/4 joints?
I have seen a lot of TT's run the front upper joints flat like that. makes sense
The Beaten Path is for Beaten Men
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Quick with a Laser!
Those are actually 1.25" rod ends in the pic...
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Premium Member
I was wondering if you sell one for 7/8 ends?
The Beaten Path is for Beaten Men
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Quick with a Laser!
This one is made to work with any size link, the lower plate is not fixed in position til you weld it in...
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Quick with a Laser!
These are the fastest selling of anything we have ever made. They are simply the right way to go!
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Quick with a Laser!
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Premium Member
What is your distance between the drilled holes? Looks like maybe 4" ish... I almost bought one of these on yesterdays fathers day sale but i talked myself out of it because I'm not running heims like in the picture and I didn't know if my joints would fit..
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Quick with a Laser!

Originally Posted by
Chocflip201
What is your distance between the drilled holes? Looks like maybe 4" ish... I almost bought one of these on yesterdays fathers day sale but i talked myself out of it because I'm not running heims like in the picture and I didn't know if my joints would fit..
These are 2 5/8" tall but can be setup for any size you wish.
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Premium Member
Nope the other dimension, like from center of bolt #1 to center of bolt #2?
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Quick with a Laser!

Originally Posted by
Chocflip201
Nope the other dimension, like from center of bolt #1 to center of bolt #2?
The holes are 3 1/4" apart center to center and I don't know of a joint 3 1/4" across...
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