So my lower links are getting a little more curve then I would like and I was trying to think of a cheap way to solve the problem since thick DOM is so expensive. Began looking around and noticed some old long side axleshafts (toy solid axle) that I have laying around and thought about sleeving them and having some solid lower links. They're about 31" long so they would span the majority of the lenght (my lowers are 47" long). Would they hold up to the side loads placed on them or are they heat treated and side loads would cause them to break?
Or what about welding a short and long shaft together and just sleeving the joint (would give you a 46" link). Then just find a way to attach the rod ends and you would have an 1.5" solid link.
Am I a complete idiot or could this actually work :eeek:
Or what about welding a short and long shaft together and just sleeving the joint (would give you a 46" link). Then just find a way to attach the rod ends and you would have an 1.5" solid link.
Am I a complete idiot or could this actually work :eeek: