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Nice looking work amigo.
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Looks really good. That looks like the same steering clevis I used after my initial build with the cast clevis
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Wish I had known you wanted some. I plan to remove my Buzek Bars and replace with stock type Moog parts on my 66. They have been on the car since around 2004. (With no problems other than the clunking)
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They get close to sway bar dont they?
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Nice job on the clevises, who made them, what grade of steel?
Much more impressive than the cast/forged items!
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Rudi wrote:
Nice job on the clevises, who made them, what grade of steel?
Much more impressive than the cast/forged items!
I updated my website with all that info
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Daze wrote:
Rudi wrote:
Nice job on the clevises, who made them, what grade of steel?
Much more impressive than the cast/forged items!I updated my website with all that info
Daze, you deserve an honorable mention as well.
I did read your initial write up years ago…did not see the updated clevis.
I used the same seller for the clevis, just checked your website.
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MS wrote:
Wish I had known you wanted some. I plan to remove my Buzek Bars and replace with stock type Moog parts on my 66. They have been on the car since around 2004. (With no problems other than the clunking)
That is okay, this gave me an excuse to go into the freezing garage and have some fun.
I enjoy modifying stuff and know that I did it myself.
Rosehill Performance was my backup plan.
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Nos681 wrote:
Daze wrote:
Rudi wrote:
Nice job on the clevises, who made them, what grade of steel?
Much more impressive than the cast/forged items!I updated my website with all that info
Daze, you deserve an honorable mention as well.
I did read your initial write up years ago…did not see the updated clevis.
I used the same seller for the clevis, just checked your website.
So from whom did you get the clevis?
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RPM, aka Bearing Bob wrote:
So from whom did you get the clevis?
Doesn't anyone read my webpage any more 😂😂😂 There is a link in the updated section near the bottom of my adjustable strut rod build page
here is a direct link
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Nos681 wrote:
Daze, you deserve an honorable mention as well.
I did read your initial write up years ago…did not see the updated clevis.
I used the same seller for the clevis, just checked your website.
No I don't need honerable mention 😁😁 Just curious if it was the same part and now we know it is.
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RPM, aka Bearing Bob wrote:
So from whom did you get the clevis?
Moore Parts in Cali.
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BILLY WALTON from GEORGIA wrote:
They get close to sway bar dont they?
A famous person told me “Clearance is clearance.”
65 sway bar is 1-1/8” diameter.
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Nos681, did you thread the strut rods yourself or did you take them to a machine shop?
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Yeees...butt...I saw what you were doing, but I'm too lazy to do a two minute search. But I'll post a couple times here which takes much more time.
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RPM, aka Bearing Bob wrote:
Yeees...butt...I saw what you were doing, but I'm too lazy to do a two minute search. But I'll post a couple times here which takes much more time.
😂😁😂 Sounds reasonable to me
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Daze wrote:
Nos681, did you thread the strut rods yourself or did you take them to a machine shop?
A local engine machine shop turned the strut rods down for me.
And he even threaded them on his own accord.
I helped him out last year by repairing his reversible rotation basket in his bead blast cabinet.
He had been manually rotating it for a while, even with engine blocks in it.😂
I also enlarged the hole in clevis from 4/8” to 5/8”.
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Nos681 wrote:
Daze wrote:
Nos681, did you thread the strut rods yourself or did you take them to a machine shop?
A local engine machine shop turned the strut rods down for me.
And he even threaded them on his own accord.
I helped him out last year by repairing his reversible rotation basket in his bead blast cabinet.
He had been manually rotating it for a while, even with engine blocks in it.😂
I also enlarged the hole in clevis from 4/8” to 5/8”.
Hondas thread rods ?🤪
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