June 18, 200818 yr comment_254190 anyone know if or where i can get a strut brace to suit a ke10 off the shelf . or is it A CUSTOM job at a metal fabricator. cheers ke20nut Report
June 18, 200818 yr comment_254195 anyone know if or where i can get a strut brace to suit a ke10 off the shelf . or is it A CUSTOM job at a metal fabricator. cheers ke20nut gday man couldnt tell ya about off shelf. but a non adjustable brace is very easy to make. give a fabricator the measurements . shouldnt cost over 70 80 bucks Report
June 18, 200818 yr comment_254335 I drew up the strut top brackets and had 2 sets cut for 50 bucks. (Not for a rolla) 12 bucks for 2 tie rod ends, 1 left handed threaded. We welded plugs into the end of a steel tube and drilled and tapped them. I still have the M12 LH Tap. Then you just stick a locknut on and its all go. Report
June 19, 200818 yr Author comment_254495 thanks sounds good, was thinking along that line earlier today. Am just a little afraid about drawing the strut tops. guess ill havev to give it a shot and see how it goes. what material template did u use Report
June 19, 200818 yr comment_254504 I'm making my own at the moment out of alloy for my KE70. I made a template out of cardboard transfered that onto the sheet of alloy and cut it out with a jig saw, to easy :lolcry: I'm going to make it solid for now and convert it to an adjustable type later on with a turn buckle in the center of it. These are the brackets so far, Cheers Dan Report
June 19, 200818 yr comment_254557 I used stainless because I could get it same price from a laser cutter we used at work. I'd go with steel or stainless though, for the longevity. Report
June 20, 200818 yr comment_254671 Yeah, I only used the alloy because it was free and it's a fairly heavy gauge. I'll probably make a better one from stainless if I can find some at work. Report
June 22, 200818 yr Author comment_255172 THANKS EVERY ONE THINK ILL GO DOWN THE ROAD AND SEE THE METAL FABRICATORS THIS FRIDAY AND SHOW EM WHAT I WANT. NEEDS TO BE LASER CUT . CHEERS Report
June 23, 200818 yr comment_255343 Watch the caps lock mate. You could get it laser cut, water cut, plasma cut, wire cut etc. If you're smart you might even be able to avoid getting it welded if you're fabricator has a fancy v brake. Report
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