Ladder Bars
Guys,
I know it's not required, but what's the benefit of having a heim joint on the axle end of the ladder bars, when there's a heim joint on the frame mount end of them?
I know it's not required, but what's the benefit of having a heim joint on the axle end of the ladder bars, when there's a heim joint on the frame mount end of them?
XLR8R,
Both heims do not have the same thread pitch.
One is a rh the other is lh so you can tension the bar up.
2 heims will also allow the axle to articulate correctly and keep the driveline angle in check.
Both heims do not have the same thread pitch.
One is a rh the other is lh so you can tension the bar up.
2 heims will also allow the axle to articulate correctly and keep the driveline angle in check.
here is the link off of GetBlown5.9 for WFO traction bars.
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...0&ppuser=32137
Ill think ill get some, heck i dont even need them but they are tough looking!!!!
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...0&ppuser=32137
Ill think ill get some, heck i dont even need them but they are tough looking!!!!
PS- guys do not start asking for prices etc in here and get this shut down, he doesnt advertise here and i wont advertise for him other than simply stating he is the one that built them for me (i give credit where its due)
i hope the admin/mods here can respect that i give him credit without advertising. i want to make sure it stays on topic before it can get out of hand
Yeah, the heims on mine make them adjustable w/o having to remove any bolts... You can load them tight or loose, I don't recommend street driving w/ them tight, though...If you like the top of your head...
I custom built my traction bars I use 2" DOM with a 3/8" wall thickness 1" heim on both ends for easy adjusting they work great plus i got them powdercoated (buddy owns a powder coating shop) The reason we use 2" it cuts down on wall thickness and i like the bigger look of the bars...I will get some pics up ASAP.


