Can anyone tell the cheapest place or the easiest way to make a set. i would like to have them removeable that might be just a dream though. thank you for all the great help

 

I have a set of Rob Thomas ladder bars. They are not cheap but I dont thnk you would get your monies worth with any of the others. Once you put them on...and feel the difference the ride is and how they work... you wont take them off...Here is the link to the TDR where I posted my results

http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...ht=ladder+bars

Rick

 

Jermey,
You are in the Allendale area, right (I'm just north of Lawrenceville)? I just sold and delivered my truck Tuesday, otherwise I would have shown you the setup on mine. Let me know if you want some pics of them. They were a single bar design and used Skyjacker poly bushings at each end. They worked very well and required no welding or drilling of any kind to the frame. Have a good one,
andy

 

Try the Suspension Connection. They are fairly inexpensive.
Suspension Connection
Meacham Evins

 

http://www.ultimateautoaccessories.c...PROD/LDR/30995

 

http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/tractionbars.htm

 

what the best bars on the market they seem to range form 100 to 330 with not alot of differnces. thank again

 

i have only found one set that would work with out a lift (rob thomas still hasn't called back)any ideasd on making a set that would crack the frame or though every thing out oof alinment

 

Yep! I was thinking of making some with leaf spring eye bushings on the end that will mount on the u-bolt saddle. Then planning to build brackets that come of the frame and using the bushings from a Ford pickup-van 2 wheel drive front suspension, You now the ones at the end of the ladder bars were they mount to the frame. This should give it enough flex not to bust the frame.

So what do you guys think ? Will it work?

 

Should. I am planning on making some as well. But thinking of flipping the u-bolts. And mounting the shocks in an inverted V. More clearance.

Have to look into heims versus poly bushings though.