has any one ran one of these old cross member kits?

[dislexicdime]

Any one ever ran one of these rear cross member kits? I am wondering if the adjusters need to be welded so they will not slip.

[defdes]

Wow, never seen one of those before. It looks like with the right torque those wouldn't slip.

[Byron510]

I would think that this design would not allow any movement once the bolts are torqued down. The real draw back though which I see with this design is the adjustment itself. The spacing between each of the "teeth" looks to be about 1/8" as you'd need to be engaged in the slots before tightening the parts down. That is a very course adjustment, especially on the toe adjustment and for this reason alone I don't think this particular set would be optimum. With a finer tooth profile gaining better resolution, then I thing the design would be better.
Just my thoughts at any rate. Any idea who made these? And when?

Byron

[bertvorgon]

I have never seen those either, in all my years.

I'm with Byron, that is a very course adjustment, and when we are talking toe, we need a fine adjustment.

[dislexicdime]

I remember they use to sell this kit in the late 90's early 2000's but I can't remember who maid it . The pice is right so I figured I would give it a try .

[andrew.lori]

I think you would be wise to buy one of Byron’s kits. Worth EVERY PENNY and will save you the trouble of removing this one if it doesn’t work.

Only my opinion .... Ultimately you do what you want.

Andrew