can anyone post some pics of there jig for there frount trailing arms....

and also do i have to get longer tie rods....



thanks
tanner

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This was my first jig. It's 2-1/4" longer by 1" wider. A couple things to remember is on king/link the bottom arm is wider than the top arm. I think its about 5/16 or so, I can't remeber. Also, be sure you line everything up and measure well. When I made these arms, I tacked the top plate real well before removing it from the jig and tacked everything to gether and placed it back on the jig to make sure nothing moved. If I made any more arms I would Probly use a link pin in place of the bolt and use a piece of tubing with a bushing to hold the arm. (just like the front beam) When I made the jig I welded the bolt to the angle and bolted it to a stock arm and into the piece of angle on top. I made a line off the angle on the bolted end which was used a a reference line to make 2-1/4" x 1" . You may not need new tie rods but will use alot of adjustment.Hope this helps.

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Well thats a hell a alot better than my turd addition.

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I wouldn't agree. Did your jig get the job done? Then it's good enough.

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thanks this helps alot

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new to the buggy world so any help would be great