Thanks John. I'll keep you in mind.
In regards do they work.... i'd say so. First time at the track last Sat. i ran a 9.16 and last night i ran a 8.81 Going back this weekend to see what i can do, i know it can do better. I've got to get used to launching with these bars, its alot different than what i've been doing for the last 4 1/2 years
Gald they are working.
It sure was good that you brought some help. I don't think it would have been done without her
Last edited by Blackhawk; 08-27-2006 at 12:34 PM.
To Be Fair, She did have her moments
There's going to be a fair bit of ribbing for that,,,tisk tisk,,,sleep'in on the job.....Originally Posted by Blackhawk
Gald they are working.
It sure was good that you brought some help. I don't think it would have been done without her
HAHA! What do you expect, it was early wasnt it?
Im thinking that floor must have been a little on the warm side unless you have an air conditioned garage, she must have been pretty tired.
To Be Fair, She did have her moments
she looks like she was sleeping on the job here too
Nope she was actually awake there.
Blackhawk... what do u think of the placement on that bracket compared to that other guys?
Hard to tell from the pictures. It may be less than 1/2" difference. As I recall, we tried to rotate the rear mount to see if it helped and were not able to change it. If you want to try again this weekend, I am OK with it.
I'd like to see if maybe we can. If not its not that big of deal, i've just had to adjust driving around town. Especially into my work, gotta go to the backside. Cant do the front 2 entrances/exits.
Oh yea.... scrape leaving my neighborhood too. I have a feeling these things are going to get old quick!
Fuz
You used a pic of mine earlier so here's another one if it helps.
This is one of the few "side on shots I have of mine."
You can see where the bracket placement is but the big difference is that I only have a 2" drop on the rear so my bars are parallel to the ground.
I have had zero issues with scraping the ground.
A couple more if it helps
This shot probably gives you the best view of the stance on my truck.
It's no lowrider but not exactly a 4x4 either. You might want to consider raising yours back up a bit if you intend to keep with the LFP bars.
Last edited by Adam; 08-29-2006 at 02:41 AM.
Blake I spoke with one of my Machinists yesterday,,I may put out some brackets or bars that will cure this for you frame draggers..
Let me know. As long as i can use the new brackets with the LFP 58" bars. I'm really not looking to buy an all new setup.
Thats my intension..
Blackhawk, when i come back to check the bolts any chance we could possibly install a LFP idler pulley. Its only a bracket, a pulley, and a new belt.
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